Toshiba SD3750 Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Good player, but don't buy it for the MP3 feature...
When I bought a new DVD player, I was looking for a wide range of formats, because there's no stereo in that room. This player is advertised as being able to play MP3 files. That's not quite true, as I discovered. It can play &lt;128Kbps, old-style 8.3 filenames, and not always perfectly. <br />I agree with some of the other reviewers that the remote could have been better designed; I find that it's difficult to do by touch because the buttons are very close together. Also, the arrow navigation is a little awkward; you have to use Up/Down/Left/Right the way Toshiba wants you to (keep hitting right, and it won't go to the next line, for example).<br />In the grand scheme of things, though, these are relatively minor flaws. I bought this unit to play DVDs, and it does that well--good picture and sound quality. I don't use the progressive-scan feature (I bought this model because it seemed to offer the most features in my price range; the PS was a bonus) so I can't comment on that. <br />If you want to play DVDs, and maybe some CDs and CD-Rs, this is a good unit to buy.