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Memorex MVD2050-BLK Progressive Scan Up Conversion DVD Player

Memorex MVD2050-BLK Progressive Scan Up Conversion DVD Player

3 evaluaciones

May 2024

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alaTest ha recogido y analizado 3 comentarios relacionados al producto Memorex MVD2050-BLK Progressive Scan Up Conversion DVD Player. En promedio, la calificación para este producto es 2.0/5, al ser comparado con la calificación 3.8/5 de otros productos en la categoria Reproductores DVD.

En promedio, los usuarios valoran este producto en 40/100.

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Comentario de Usuario (newegg.com)

Had no troubles as yet

I have had this for a few months and love it I use it often my samsung was 3 times the price and looks great also but did not have 1080p only 1080i so I wanted to upgrade i must have watch over 100 movies and did repeat title a few times all night long...

I love it!! Especially the $$ and 1080p looks awesome has all the features of my $180 Samsung just works fine for me.

maybe the remote could be a bit bigger

Feb 2009

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Comentario de Usuario (newegg.com)

JUNK JUNK JUNK

If you buy this thing also know the remote uses a watch battery. But as small as the remote is (about the size of a business card) you probably will loose it anyway.

None that I found

Out of the box the hdmi connection and component video connections had no output. Only working output was composite video. pretty useless to buy an upconvert DVD player that can't put out anything but 480i.

Ene 2009

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Comentario de Usuario (newegg.com)

Terrible

if your looking at high def right now at this moment, i would say blu ray. The format war is far from over but blu ray does have alot of studio support (especially disney). Im no expert nor a psych but i do believe that blu ray will win this format war.

Performed as expected before it quit working.

The unit froze up after about 3 months of occasional use and would not turn back on when disconnected and reconnected to power.

Jul 2008

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