Toshiba SD-3950 Progressive Scan DVD Player
Good for the price but BAD in Heat tolerance
Basically, I finally broke down and bought a DVD player because Teh PS2 was choppy, and I was tired of Getting up from my couch to control the DVD playing software on teh Computer.  With that being said, I decided to purchase a cheap DVD player just for the heck of it.  As for teh quality of the equipment, I have a mixed review.  <br />The Good:<BR>1.  It comes chock full of features<BR>2.  Progressive Scan<BR>3.  Multiple Formats including MP3, VCD, etc.<BR>4.  The Price<br />The Bad:<BR>1.  The Control is hammy.  The buttons are tiny, (Could also use a backlight).<br />The UGLY:<BR>1.  This is the type of equipment that doesn't tolerate heat well.  This means that if you do not want your pictures to pixilate, or video to freeze totally, You MUST NOT HAVE ANYTHING SITTING ON TOP OF IT.  To the touch, the unit's cabinet feels hot to the touch on the top for the entire surface.  If there is nothing on top of it, the unit works fine.