Toshiba BDX1200KE

Zitat: Pro: + Impressive pictures + Good-looking, easy to use menu system + MKV & DivX HD playback Cons: - Basic feature list - Fewer image adjustments than BDX3200 - No built-in memory The Toshiba BDX1200 is a Blu-ray player aimed at budget buyers who have no need for the 3D and networking frills found on more expensive decks. It´s also perfect for use as a second player. Picture quality is excellent, it’s easy to use and there’s a USB port for playing back media files. Fans of cutting-edge tech should look elsewhere, but if you simply want a deck that does a good job of playing your hi-def discs then you won’t be disappointed. That said, we would like to see Toshiba come up with something a little more compelling next year.

Zitat: The Good: + Low profile + Blu-ray disc playback + DivX & AVC HD support over USB The Bad: - Lacks sharpness - average upscaling - poor remote control Spinning regular Blu-ray discs is not the novelty act it was, and without a notable online dimension, cloud-based content or networking, Toshiba’s BDX1200 is left looking like a spec’ed-up DVD player. Picture quality from Blu-ray is fine, but DVDs lacks sharpness and its back-to-basics USB slot lacks crucial file support in this uninspiring package. Put simply, there are better decks out there for the same spend