Toshiba SD3750 Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Give it One Year...
Worth twice the price?  Not when it quits.  This unit played DVD's very well, sound was clear, pictures were crisp, and operation was simple.  I can recall only three times when a movie froze, and we watched lots of movies on this little machine.  CD playback was fine as expected, but CD-R's and especially MP3 discs rarely played up to par.  Many errors and garbage noise made it not worth the trouble.  But the biggest downfall for me was the customer service.  After eleven months of faithful service the player gave up the ghost, (literally, no reason, no explanation, no damage, it just stopped working, even had a CD stuck inside), and Toshiba was not, in the least, prepared to satisfy this customer.  The cost to repair the unit was estimated at least 50% the original retail price....    With no interest in fixing a time-lapse factory \\"defect\\", I chose to purchase a new unit, with a REAL warranty, from a different company.  If you currently own one of these, or are thinking of buying one, think twice or be prepared to deal with the consequences.