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If the Xbox 360 can offer DVD playback at 1080p, so can Denon. Their freshly released DVD-3930 DVD players can take your old Lion King DVDs and upscale them to "near HD quality" at 1080p. We'll skip the fancy tech mumbo-jumbo like Pixel Image Correction and Silicon Optix Teranex HQV technology.
How much will this new-age trickery cost you? 1099.99 ($2,072). But think of it this way, you're paying a dollar for every 1,000 pixels. Huge bargain!
Denon introduce high-end upscaling DVD-3930 [Tech Digest]
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