Panasonic DVD-S47S Video
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DVD-S47S Progressive-Scan DVD-Audio/Video Player Review
The good: Slim, striking design; compatible with a variety of recordable disc formats and media types; solid progressive-scan video processing; optical and coaxial digital audio outputs.
The bad: Poor anamorphic downconversion; uninspired remote.
The bottom line: High style and disc compatibility make this inexpensive player worth the extra couple of bucks.
DVD-S47S Progressive-Scan DVD-Audio/Video Player Specs
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Part number: DVDS47S
- Product Specifications
