Sony DVP-NS57P

The DVP-NS57P is the budget model in Sony's range of DVD players, and as you would expect for a unit in this price range, it lacks a lot of high-end features. If you're looking for a DVD player that masters the basic functions well, rather than a unit...

Anyone looking to purchase an easy plug and play electronics device should purchase this dvd player. If your one who is challenged when it comes to setting up electronic equipment, this is the easiest player you will enjoy. Just plug it in and two...

The Sony DVP-NS57P DVD Players is the best DVD player I've found! A great price for a great product! We have had this for a while and have had no problems. Plays the dvds well and is very fast and efficient but what less could you expect from the Sony...

There is a certain irony to my brother's recent upgrading of his whole entertainment system; he has ended up with a DVD player that I found I enjoy more than my own! He recently purchased a Sony DVP-NS57P DVD Player to go with his new Sanyo 19" HD TV ...

For those of you not willing to commit to a Blue-Ray player, this is the perfect alternative! It will make your old standard DVD look just as good as any HD programming from you cable or satelite provider. It is easy to connect with a HDMI port and has...

For the executive summary, read only the bolded items. This is my third player since 2006. I own the Cyberhome CH-DVD 300S [reviewed on epinions] and Philips DVP642, all still work. However, they have quirks. Cyberhome won't play some of my ...

When I purchased my Samsung LN-T2643H high definition TV in mid-January of 2008, I was faced with two non-critical and somewhat related questions about the analog TV I was replacing and whether or not I should get a ...

I was a big fan of Sony quality until about 10 years ago. Then they went cheap and started their nutty DRM rootkit thing on audio CD's. I got a 20 year anniversary present from my company. The only choices I liked were a set of kitchen knives that ...

Well, I have learned a good lesson this year. Stay away from those ultra-compact DVD players that run 30 to 40 dollars. Unless your DVD's are in pristine condition, those players won't play older or more heavily used discs at all. I have seen the ...