Denon has made the decision not to include DVD-A or SACD capability in its
latest midrange DVD player, believing the money is better spent on other
aspects of standard DVD and CD replay. Eschewing the 'universal player'
route may limit the DVD-1910's appeal in some quarters, but Denon believes
that market will be prepared to pay more for its DVD-2910 and DVD-3910
players (£600 and £900 respectively).
The new player is however Denon's most affordable DVI (Digital Visual
Interface) DVD Player, and features HDCP Digital Video Out, twin 54MHz
high-end video DACs, the latest Faroujda DCDi FLI-2301 PAL progressive scan
(best picture choice for most plasma and LCD screens), RGB on Scart (best
picture choice for standard TVs), S-Video and component outputs. It's
available either in black, or with an aluminium front panel.
Details
DVI with HDCP Digital Video Out (HDMI compatible) for new generation
plasmas, LCD and projectors
480p/720p/1080i digital video scaling
PAL progressive scan via component video outputs
Improves the picture on appropriate displays
Latest Faroujda DCDi PAL progressive scan
RGB via the SCART output and S-Video output
Latest 54MHz Video DACs
24-bit/192kHz Audio DACs
Audio circuit design based on technology from Denon Hi-Fi
Plays CDR/RW discs carrying MP3, WMA9 and MP3-VBR files
Family photo show capability with JPEG and Kodak Picture CD still
photograph replay
Price: £300
For more info on Denon, go to www.denon.co.uk
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