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Default The lower cost alternative to Bluray players/PS3

Toshiba Unveils DVD-Enhancing Technology -- Home Theatre -- InformationWeek

Ok, so it doesn't game but then you don't have to spend triple the amount of money for a Bluray disc, either.
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Excellent news, and and wise move by Toshiba. I decided to stay with a DVD player with video up-converting, and that works fine. My wife and I have tons of DVD's, and although BlueRay can up-convert standard DVD's, I didn't want to go on that route, so the new introduction by Toshiba, if it's as good as it sounds, is a great alternative for us.
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