DVD Player Reviews and Prices

• HD DVD Playback
• DVD Playback, CD Playback
• 720p/1080i/1080p resolution with upconversion of Standard Def DVDs
• HDMI Out with Deep Color Support and HDMI CEC
• Includes Warner Bros’ 300 HD DVD and Universal’s The Bourne Identity HD DVD packaged inside

The Toshiba HD A35 HD DVD Player stands less than two and a half inches tall but packs a long list of cutting edge features that will assist you get the most out of your home theater system. With support for 1080p/24 frame video, Deep Color, and HDMI pass through audio, this player makes it possible to accomplish a looking at experience that is as much like being in a theater as you may be able to get without going to one.

The Toshiba HD A35 HD DVD Player has support for 1080p/24 frame video and HDMI pass through audio. .

The HD A35 upconverts standard DVDs for display on an 1080p HD screen. . A Refined, Slimmer Look
The HD A35′s refined design with rounded edges, a thin chassis, and a high gloss black face plate looks sleek and elegant in your home theater system without taking up too much real estate. Remaining Performance
All of Toshiba’s HD DVD players support the improved features of the HD DVD format, as well as picture in picture video, audio commentary, and Web enabled network potential. With an Ethernet port, the A35 can connect to the Internet for firmware updates to keep the player up to date on new features, and to support the growing number of HD DVD titles with interactive online features and bonus content. The HD A35 uses the new HDMI 1.3 interface to connect to your HD TV, big bandwidth to eliminate any data bottlenecks and to support new technologies for the utmost in looking at experience. The HD A35 can output video at 1080p, the highest resolution available, and will include support for 24 frame video, which maintains the native 24 frames per second rate of films, thus delivering an experience more alike to one in theaters. It also supports Deep Color, a new standard that breaks through the 8 bit color depth limitation of present HD video and lets a wider range of color than ever before. Of course, the HD A35 upconverts from other resolutions so all your standard definition DVDs display in near HD quality on your HD TV. Also to 1080p, the HD A35 also outputs at 720p and 1080i if wanted. High Definition Audio
Audiophiles rejoice! The A35 has HDMI pass through audio: The audio signal can bypass the HD DVD player’s interior audio processor and feed directly into an A/V receiver. The HD A35 can output 5.1 channel analog audio and, with HDMITM, High Bit Rate Audio up to 7.1 channels. With a able receiver, the lossless Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio standards are then decoded externally and audiophiles will be rewarded with the highest fidelity surround sound possible, adding a new dimension of enjoyment to the home theater experience. The HD A35 also supports other surround sound audio standards as well as Dolby Digital Plus, DTS 5.1, and DTS HD core only. One Touch Convenience
You may be able to use the CE Link HDMI CEC to connect the HD A35 with other CEC capable devices for unsurpassed simplicity and convenience. As an example, if the HD A35 is connected to a matched HDTV, you may be able to turn on both the HD DVD player and the TV and start playing a movie with a single touch of a button on the remote. The HD A35 is supported by a restricted 1 year warranty.

Six times the resolution of regular DVD up to 1080p.

Upconverts standard DVDs to the output resolution.

Tons of new interactive features and bonus content. What is in the Box
HD A35 HD DVD player, remote control, and power cable.

Toshiba HD A35 HD DVD Player HDA35 Toshiba has declared their 3rd generation of HD DVD players which add to the remarkable and liked HD A2 range of players. Their new 3rd generation of players come in three variants, the Toshiba HD A3, HD A30 and the HD A35. 1080p resolution 1920 x 1080p Capable of outputing signals at 1080p/24 frames per second High gloss, black acrylic face plate HDMI CEC Support for Deep Color via HDMI

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