Filed under: News | Home Entertainment
Jul 23 2007, 6:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Helios Labs (former Neodigits) announces a new low-cost upscaling DVD player.
The H2000 is a region-free DVD player capable of upscaling DVD movies and a variety of formats including: MPEG-4, XviD, DivX and MPEG-2 to 1080i resolution via Component, HDMI and VGA.
With the H2000 you can upscale all your content to 720p/1080i, or you can allow it to output an unprocessed 480i/576i video signal and allow your TV/external video scaler to do the work.The H2000 launches August 10th in the North America for a bargain price of $99.
Via the Helios Labs site. There are actually lots of sub $100 upscaling DVD players on the market. Still the features of the H2000 are pretty interesting and flexible.
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