Toshiba HD-A2 Player HD-DVD Player
- Number of Discs: 1
- Progressive Scan: With Progressive Scan
- Playable Disk Types: DVD Video DVD-R DVD-RW CD (Audio) CD-R CD-RW
- DVD Type: HD-DVD Player
- Video Upconversion: 720p (HDTV) 1080i (HDTV)
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I thought I would just try it once. Now I'm a HD junky.
Anyone purchasing a new high definition DVD Player will have to first decide if they want to commit to the HD DVD or the Blu-Ray technology. What's the difference? About $400. We have yet to have a DVD player that has lasted more than an year or two so we went with the less expensive of the two, a... Read full review »
Great picture, great audio, great value!
I have owned the Toshiba HD-A2 for about a month now and have run about a dozen HD movies on it, and have found this to be a very nice piece of equipment. It is only about 2 inches tall, and about 17 inches wide, which matches the width of most modern home theatre receivers. It is also deep enough... Read full review »
A High Quality Upconverter/HD Player for the price of Standard DVD Players
With Toshiba recently announcing that it will cease production on its HD line of disks and players, it might seem like a bad idea to go out and purchase an HD-DVD player now. But with many of the players (such as the 720 p/1080i A2) going for as little as $60 on some retailer's web sites, the A2 is... Read full review »
The Look And Sound Of Perfect Indeed!
HD DVD or Blu-Ray? Thats the question on the tip of everyones tongue right now! For me, it is HD DVD. It to me is the natural successor to the dvd and second of all it is affordable and is not proprietary like Sony's Blu-Ray! Even though Universal just pledged their undying love to the blu camp, i... Read full review »
I Caved In And I'm Glad I Did!
I have to confess, I'm an early adopter when it comes to electronics and most of the time I hate myself for that. Why? Because most of the time, we act as the guinea pigs for the products that companies introduce. As soon as the buzz started building up for high definition DVD players, I had to get... Read full review »
Good Entry Level Unit
What is It?
The new Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD player is one of the lower priced units on the market. This is the compeition to Blue Ray. Now that Paramount and Dreamworks have signed on to HD DVD, it has a significant leg up over Blue Ray. In addition, HD players are less expensive than Blue...
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I LOVE HD!
UPDATE 5/4/08: I have removed my complaint about this player not being able to play the new lossless audio codecs. I've found out (after writing this review) that since all HD-DVD players were required to have a built in Dolby TrueHD decoder built into the player, anybody with an HDMI receiver will... Read full review »
Great product but has a few glitches
I bought the HD-A2 about a month ago.
I was an early adopter of DVD when it was released, there was a small spinner rack in the back corner of the store with DVDs, everything else was just VHS or the occasional Laserdisc.
It has been over 3 years since I first migrated to HDTV,...
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Toshiba HD-A2: From Blu to Purple- The Value Route
Hello! After purchasing the Toshiba HD-A2 HD-DVD player during the November Wal-Mart "Secret Sale", I thought I'd stop by and offer up my evaluation. I should note that I'm a Playstation 3 owner with a fairly large (@65 movies) Blu-Ray collection. Now, that doesn't mean I'm a Blu or "Red" guy. I... Read full review »
Great up scaling DVD player
I bought the Toshiba HD-A2 about a month ago at a one day Walmart special for $100. Not even considering the HD capability, this made it a fantastic value as a top end up scaling DVD player.
The unit is connected through an HDMI port to a 720P / 1080i LCD overhead projector. This made the...
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Sealed Toshiba Hd-a2 Hd-dvd Player
The Toshiba HD-A2, with its high definition playback of 720x1080 resolutions, takes your home theatre experience to a new level. The leading-edge efficient video compression standards of this Toshiba HD-DVD player help you unleash the full potential of your HDTV, as this black DVD player makes your movies come alive with startling detail and exceptional depth. The Toshiba HD-A2 converts your standard DVDs to higher resolution that match the standards of your HDTVs. For future upgrades, this Toshiba HD-DVD player features a network port. With the glow-in-the-dark buttons of the remote control, this black DVD player has redefined the term Âuser-friendlyÂ.
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Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD Player
Toshiba HD-A2 HD-DVD Player with HDMI output.
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