Samsung DVD-HD755 Hi-Def Conversion DVD Player
"Up-conversion" is useless technology
OK, maybe I'm on a little bit of a \\"jihad\\" here against these up-converting DVD players, but bear with me because I do have a valid point.    Don't buy any DVD player because it can \\"up-convert to HD\\".  Evaluate all DVD players on whether they do everything else well, or have the connections you need (DVI, HDMI, etc.) or the price is in your budget.  This may be a fine DVD player, but don't buy it just because it can up-convert, and don't use the up-convert capabilities of this player even if you do buy it.    If your TV can accept 720p or higher input via DVI or HDMI, then it is already scaling the image to fit the native resolution of the display device.  And I guarantee you it is doing a better job of it than any sub-200 dollar DVD player is going to do.  (If not, then your HDTV was poorly made).    My final point:  If this up-coverting technology is such a good idea, why is Samsung the only one doing it?  Why not Pioneer, Panasonic, Sony, JVC, and Denon?  (Because they know it's usless technology).