Toshiba D-R1 DVD Recorder Announced

Toshiba announced (translation) today in Japan the D-R1 progressive-scan DVD Recorder.

Starting November 1st the Toshiba D-R1 should be on the market. Amazon.com has the D-R1 already already listed, guess it will be available for Christmas.
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Features:

• DVD-RAM, DVD-R, and DVD-RW recording with Time Slip feature so you can view a show from the start while it's still recording
• Digital Cinema Progressive Scan for flicker-free images on high-definition and HD-ready screens
• Auto title/chapter/thumbnail creation, VCR Plus+ timer recording
• Linear PCM or Dolby Digital (2-channel) audio recording
• Front-panel audio/video and IEEE-1394 DV input for camcorder, VCR, or other device
  

No pricing information available yet.

Visit also the Toshiba Japanese DVD Recorder Product Page.

See also:
World's first TV with Built-in DVD-RAM Recorder
New Panasonic DVD-RAM and VHS ALL-IN-ONE Recorder
Pioneer PRV-LX1 DVD Recorder Review
DVD Recorders For Your Home Theater - Now under $500








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