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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Premier lecteur HD DVD au monde
Qualité d’image
De son
Interactivité exceptionelle
Esthétique plutôt réussie
Prix de vente étonnement serré pour un produit si nouveau
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Réactivité pratiquement inacceptable
Fonctionnement parfois un peu capricieux
Un ordinateur sous le capot
Qui chauffe et consomme
Sortie HDMI 1.1 limitant nettement les performances actuelles et futures.
premier lecteur HD DVD au monde, qualité d’image, de son, interactivité exceptionelle, esthétique plutôt réussie, prix de vente étonnement serré pour un produit si nouveau
réactivité pratiquement inacceptable, fonctionnement parfois un peu capricieux, un ordinateur sous le capot, qui chauffe et consomme, sortie HDMI 1.1 limitant nettement les performances actuelles et futures.
Toshiba dégaine le premier lecteur de DVD nouvelle génération aux performances visuelles impressionnantes. Cet avant-goût séduisant manque toutefois cruellement de maturité. ...
As for the audio on the two commercial titles I had, it was superb as well, with one major exception: the level was very low—so low, in fact, that I had to raise the volume on my receiver nearly 20dB higher than usual. Both titles have a Dolby Digit...
Excellent video quality using HDMI highdefinition output with HDDVDs, Very good upscaling capability with standard DVD playback via HDMI output, Automatic Aspect Ratio detection, Extensive audio and video connection options RS232 and LAN connections, Back...
Long bootup and disc load time, Inability to change resolution or video output settings during actual disc play, Audio level output and quality inconsistency using HDMI connection, Upscaling of standard DVDs not accessible via Component Outputs Only thr...
The Toshiba HD-XA1 provides consumers with access to HD video content on a DVD-type disc. HD-DVDs and DVDs look excellent via the HDMI connection interface. However, despite improvement in video quality, the unit takes about a minute to boot up and loa...
Extrait: Toshibas first attempt at a consumer HD-DVD player offers exceptional audio and video quality, but it also presents a few operational challenges. Find out whether its time to buy HD-DVD or whether you should wait for the next generation.
Excellent picture quality
Exceptional sound
Comes with an HDMI cable
Very slow start up
Does not support 1080p
Expensive
Not a lot of HD DVD movies to choose from
Technology enthusiasts always face the dilemma of when to buy. How long do you wait for features and price to meet the perfect buy point? It’s rarely in the first generation. The HD-XA1 is compatible with existing DVDs and CDs so early a...
Extrait: Toshiba HD-XA1HD DVD Player Shane C. Buettner, July, 2006 HD DVD is finally here, and although there are a few ergonomic bumps on this yellow brick road of HD, the emerald city of next-gen sound and vision is unequivocally glorious. Simply put, HD DVD...
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Publié: 2006-06-12, Auteur: John , review by: dvdtown.com
Extrait: Jun 12, 2006 "Well...I don´t see no p´ints about that frog that´s any better´n any other frog." --Mark TwainWhen is an additional $300 worth a top-of-the-line piece of video equipment? That´s the question consumers will have to ask themselves if choo...
Extrait: Here are the three most important things you should know about Toshibas much anticipated HD-XA1, the worlds very first high-definition optical disc player:1. Its not just a DVD player — its a computer. Really — Pentium and everything.2. Like a...
Publié: 2006-05-03, Auteur: David , review by: cnet.com
Extrait: Quick Take: The Toshiba HD-XA1 ($800) is the step-up model from the HD-A1. It offers a motorized flip-down front panel which hides the disc tray, an RS-232C port for connection to custom installation setups, and a backlit remote control. Technical spec...
Extrait: HD DVD has (finally) arrived. A new prerecorded video format is big news. It doesn’t come along every day. It’s been nine years since DVD was release, and it was 19 before that since LaserDisc. Enter HD DVD. Its higher transfer rate (35.5 mbps...
