DVD Minisystems
DVD minisystems



These units are ideal for a variety of situations.
- Stuck with a tiny space? In limited spaces, such as in a bedroom, kitchen, office, small apartment or dorm, a DVD minisystem would integrate seamlessly since it saves so much space. However, the speakers are pretty strong so the sound can fill a medium size living room as well as it does a small room.
- Technologically handicapped? There are no connections or wires to deal with.
- Move often, or going away to college? These all-in-one solutions are extremely portable.
- Own a TV but no CD or DVD player? No need to buy two systems with a DVD minisystem.
- Don't want to buy a whole set of speakers and other components to enjoy the benefits of a home theater system? DVD minisystems are complete and affordable.
The only drawback on these new innovations is that they haven't yet been combined with DVD recording capabilities. That means that you can watch and listen but you can't copy. If you like recording TV and movies, maybe you would prefer a DVD recorder
| Top rated DVD Minisystems (CNET) | |
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So far, this is the best rated DVD minisystem available according to CNET. Despite the sophisticated looking center console, the buttons are not that well arranged. For the same amount of power and capability, but a nicer design, go for the SC-DP1 |
Right up there with the Panasonic models. The 100 watt system comes with a tape player as well as the ability to play CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW. It runs for about $230. The only drawback in comparison to the other models mentioned here is that it only has a single-disc media player, unlike the 5-disc changers. The high sound quality makes up for that one weakness though. |

