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Alright, this is going to be dull -
From my DVD-reviewing experience, your best bet at this price is something by Cyberhome or Mico (although the real companies are starting to dally between the £150-£200 mark too, if you can stretch that far.)
Once you find something you like the look of:
- Check that it's got a Scart socket and that said Scart socket is RGB-capable or your picture will be wobble a tiny bit. (And obviously that your TV has a Scart socket to hook it up to.)
- Check that it plays as many formats as possible. Most cheapie DVD players will already be multi-region because they've got so little else going for them, but make sure also that they play MP3, CD-R and all that good shit.
- Make sure it's got digital audio sockets just in case you want to buy an amp and some speakers one day.
- Er, that's all I can think of.
Your main pitfall at this price is the possibility that your player will achieve meltdown when you try to play something exotic. Oh yes, and that the picture might suck.
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