Reviews of the Toshiba HD-D2
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CNET Review
The Good: The Toshiba HD-D2 is a relatively inexpensive HD DVD player; excellent image quality on HD DVD; solid upscaling performance on DVDs; Ethernet jack for firmware upgrades; onboard Dolby TrueHD decoding; much faster load times than its predecessor.
The Bad: No 1080p output; HD DVD could lose the format war; no multichannel analog outputs.
The Bottom Line: Offering most of the performance of more-expensive players, the Toshiba HD-D2 HD DVD player is an excellent value for budget-minded buyers looking to jump into HD DVD.
Manufacturer: Toshiba
Part number: HDD2
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