Toshiba BDX2000 review
Our Rating :
Price when reviewed : £200
inc VAT An attractive Blu-ray player with decent performance, but we'd really expect more features at this price.
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There’s nothing particularly wrong with the BDX2000, but there’s nothing particularly exciting about it. LG’s BD370 costs just £130 and has a wider range of features including support for USB mass storage and can play more video formats. It’s the better choice.
Details | |
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Price | £200 |
Rating | *** |
Buying Information | |
Price | £200 |
Warranty | one year RTB |
Supplier | http://www.amazon.co.uk |
Details | www.toshiba.co.uk |
Features and Connections | |
Blu-ray profile | 2.0 |
HDMI outputs | 1 |
HDMI Version | 1.3 |
Component outputs | 1 |
S-video output | 0 |
Composite outputs | 1 |
Stereo phono outputs | 1 |
Coaxial S/PDIF outputs | 1 |
Optical S/PDIF outputs | 1 |
Wired network ports | 1x 10/100 |
Wireless standard | none |
USB ports | 0 |
Mass storage support | no |
Supported memory cards | SDHC |
Other connections | none |
BD Live storage | none |
Video, Audio and Photo | |
Video playback formats | DivX, AVCHD |
Image viewing formats | JPEG |
Audio playback formats | MP3, WMA |
YouTube streaming | no |
Audio | |
Dynamic Range Control | no |
Dolby TrueHD support | yes |
DTS-HD MA support | yes |
Physical | |
Power consumption standby | 0W |
Power consumption on | 19W |
Extras | remote control, HDMI cable |
Size | 435x231x50mm |