I want to buy a DVD Recorder/VCR Which should I consider and which should I avoid? - dvd recorder which can receive region1
I can not terrestrial television. I live in a valley and is not a signal across the sky. "I do not know if it makes a difference if I buy too.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Dvd Recorder Which Can Receive Region1 I Want To Buy A DVD Recorder/VCR Which Should I Consider And Which Should I Avoid?
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Panasonic (DVD / VCR has an HDMI output = £ 280)
Toshiba (DVD recorder / VCR = 180 pounds
toshiiba (DVD / VCR / HDD 160 g = € 299)
These would have to be examined.
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WG
Not with a VCR, an old hat is trouble, buy a HDD recorder no longer dripping faucet and can record hours of programs
Skip the list at the bottom like the plague - it's all waste:
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Avoid the Grundig brand, I had to break a few things from them and always after a year or something!
The best brand Panasonic DVD recorder. Expect to pay between £ 150.00-EUR 350.00 to. Of course you can buy an inexpensive DVD recorder (£ 50.00-£ 95.00), but expects to costly repairs after the first year.
All are well at the moment. You made to pay more for a name. I personally buy either Sony or Panasonic.
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