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Toshiba HDA1
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We found 1 listing for the Toshiba HDA1 (Toshiba HDA1):
Specs
UPC 0-22265-41210-7, EAN 0-022265-412107, UPC 1-20000-65656-1, EAN 0-120000-656561
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Toshiba HDA1 and other part numbers
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Reviews by Users
07 Feb 2008



Good Machine, but don't buy this model
This is a very good machine. It will upconvert regular discs to their highest resolution. It works great with a HDTV and a HDMI cable. I bought mine when it first hit the market, so the prices are fabulous. So why not buy this model?
1. Only plays at 1080i. 1080p is the highest resolution. You can get the A20/A30 for a similar price.
2. a LOT of freezing, especially rentals. I don't have many problems with DVDs I own, but rentals freeze 95% of the time.
3. VERY SLOW...
–A. Ray Sr.from Amazon.com
15 Jan 2008



Stay away!
HD DVD is a dead format! Warner Brothers is going to stop producing HD DVD discs soon. Do a search and you will see many articles about this. The only studios that will be making HD DVD's are Paramount/Dreamworks and Universal. Disney, Buena Vista, Sony, Warner Brothers, New Line, MGM, and Lionsgate all release movies exclusively on Blu-ray.
Do yourself a favor and avoid HD DVD players. The reason the prices are so cheap is that Toshiba knows it is dead and is probably clearing out remain...
–T. Hendrixfrom Amazon.com
08 Jan 2008



Great item for a great price
I got this product for christmas and have been very satisfied with it since then. I have a 720p Optoma HD70 projector (100") that I use with the hddvd player, so I know I am not seeing the entire capacity of the HDDVD player, but let me tell you... going from a regular phillips dvd player with an "upconvert" to this... wow.
I am a college student and have movie nights every sunday night with my friends and they have all noticed a significant difference. The upconvert is slightly better, I...
–J. Bergerfrom Amazon.com