Toshiba SD-2150 Dual Tray DVD Player
The most solid DVD player for non-progressive displays
I did a lot of research before buying my (primary) DVD player, please read on.  The dual tray is a great option.  The biggest thing this player has going for it is 540 lines of horizontal resolution.  If you have a TV with component input, but it doesn't support anamorphic, nor does it support progressive scanning, getting a higher resolution output is your only method of improving your picture.<br />Composite video has a resolution of 380 horizontal lines.  S-Video has a resolution of 420 horizontal lines.  I do not know what coax (cable) is capable of.  And component (three rca plugs of green, red, blue) can do from 480 and up.  Most DVD players do 480 to 500 lines of resolution, but certain Toshiba players have the much underrated option of 540 horizontal lines.  This may not sound like a big deal to you, but compare to 380 of composite (single yellow rca plug), and you are reaching over 150% the detail.<br />So if you want to get all you can from your slightly older technology TV set, this is the DVD player to get.