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J'espère sincèrement que Toshiba vient à son sens très bientôt et commence à produire des lecteurs Blu-ray, parce que si la société maintient sa tête bien dans le sable, ça va nuire gravement à sa position dans l'arène de divertissement à domicile. Maintenant que la guerre des formats est terminée, Blu-ray est susceptible de devenir le format standard pour les huit prochaines années, si la durée de vie de DVD est quelque chose aller près, et Toshiba doit faire partie de cette image. En ce qui concerne le XD-E500, c'est un bon upscaling
I sincerely hope that Toshiba comes to its senses sometime soon and starts to produce Blu-ray players, because if the company keeps its head firmly in the sand, it’s going to seriously damage its standing in the home entertainment arena. Now that the format war is over, Blu-ray is likely to become the standard format for the next eight years or so, if DVD’s lifetime is anything to go by, and Toshiba needs to be part of that picture.
As for the XD-E500, it’s a good upscaling DVD player, but it’s just far too expensive compared to other DVD decks, and even entry level Blu-ray players. Clearly Toshiba has put a lot of research into the XDE picture processing, and it’s a shame that we never saw this technology implemented in an HD DVD player, which is no doubt where it was meant to be used all along.
Ultimately, no matter how good your upscaling and picture processing, you can’t create detail, you can only enhance what’s there in the first place. As such, the XD-E500 is never going to produce pictures as good as a Blu-ray player with true, high definition content. Considering its price, you're simply better off buying an entry level Blu-ray deck and starting your high definition collection now.
