Toshiba introduces SD-4100 / SD-6100 DVD players
By Darren Murph 
posted January 8th 2008 7:34AM
posted January 8th 2008 7:34AM
Toshiba wasn't exactly enthused about the recent happenings in the land of HD DVD, but it did manage to churn out a couple of new DVD players, one of which handles upconversion nicely. If you're somehow still not willing to make the leap to HD DVD / Blu-ray, the SD-4100 / SD-6100 just might fit the bill. The former leaves quite a bit to be desired, sporting just progressive scan (huzzah?), component outputs and MP3 / JPEG playback. If you managed to not doze of yet, you may be slightly (and we stress "slightly") more intrigued by the SD-6100, which offers up 1080p upconversion via HDMI, REGZA Link and support for WMA, MP3 and JPEG files. We have our doubts about anyone's eagerness to snag either of these, but if you're on board, you'll only have to lay down $39.99 / $69.99, respectively.
what, we're moving in the opposite direction now??
Hmmm... Since I got bit on the divx thing a few years ago... I'll wait till the fight is over, then I'll jump on board.
Just got a phillips dvd recorder with Divx playback 1080i up conversion with hdmi cable....is Toshiba really thinking this is FRESH...i'll stick with my Phillips.
Toshiba fastly changes focus to its main market, good old DVD, now with 1080p support! (would not be suprised if you found the $99-HDDVD hardware in there)
Squeeze the last dime of the red lazer..
If you won't show it, I don't give a beep about it.
Why bother Toshiba? Even Paramount is jumping ship now.