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| Written by Matt Chapman | ||||
| Tuesday, 27 May 2008 | ||||
Page 1 of 2  You’ve got the super high-def TV. You’ve got the massive standard-def DVD collection. Do yourself a favour, get an upscaling DVD player to bring the two together. Oh look, here’s Sony with one now...
The DVP-NS708H upscaling DVD player reaches the top heights of 1080p resolution for superb picture quality with HD TV. Which, in English, means all those normal DVDs you’ve ever bought will look like they belong on the screen of your new posh high definition television. “The highest resolution format your HD TV can display, 1080p presents 1920 x 1080 Full HD images with progressive scanning,” said a particularly high resolution Sony press release. “This guarantees a richer, more cinematic viewing experience, especially at larger TV screen sizes.” (Continued on next page)
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