Sony DVP-NS75H Review - Upscaling DVD Player
We found the design of the DVP-NS75H stylish and attractive–definitely a notch above standard budget DVD players. It stands just 1.6 inches tall, which is a hair higher than the Philips DVP5960/37 but still incredibly short. The faceplate is silver with a long black strip in the center containing the display and the drawer. A front-panel LED lights up indicating an HDMI connection has been made.
The highlight of the DVP-NS75H’s connectivity suite is its HDMI output. Through the HDMI connection, the player is able to upconvert DVD’s 480i resolution to 480p, 720p, and 1080i. This conversion won’t magically make standard DVDs look like high-def, but it will improve the image quality, depending on how well your TV performs scaling itself.
Overall, we were pretty impressed by the image quality of the DVP-NS75H, which surpasses that of the aforementioned Philips DVP5690/37 by a nose.
Source: http://reviews.cnet.com/Sony_DVP_NS75H/
