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    A/V format: MP3, DVD region: Region 2, Video format: PAL, A/V connections: Coaxial Digital ...

  • 5.6 out of 10
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Samsung DVD-H40 product specifications

Product Name : Samsung DVD-H40
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Product Rating: 0 out of 5 (0 Rating )
Category: DVD Player
Brand: Samsung
Player type: DVD Player
A/V format: MP3
Supported media: CD , CD-R , CD-RW , DVD , DVD+RW , DVD-R , DVD-RW
DVD region: Region 2
Video display type: Interlaced
Sound decoders: Dolby Digital 5.1 , DTS 5.1
Video format: PAL , NTSC
A/V connections: Coaxial Digital , Optical Digital , RCA , SCART , S-Video
Loading type: Front Loading
Parental lock: With Parental Lock
Number of discs held: 1
Colour: Silver
Height: 7cm
Width: 43cm
Depth : 37cm
Weight: 4.5kg
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    • October 2009 en

      Review summary of Samsung DVD-H40 DVD Recorder

      By alaTest

      Review summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 20 reviews of Samsung DVD-H40 DVD Recorder from international magazines and websites.

      Verdict: The average review rating is 6.25/10. Comparing these reviews to 39487 other Digital Video Recorders (DVR) reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 56/100 (or 5.6 out of 10) = Good Quality.

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    • September 2003 en

      Samsung DVD-H40

      By Stephen Ballantyne

      Review summary: It's a simple idea with obvious commercial potential: time shifting (recording programmes to watch at a more convenient time) is a popular use of VCRs; VCRs are on the way out because their picture quality and ease of use doesn't match that of DVDs; ...

      Verdict: But reflect for a moment, and you'll realise that a tuner and a hard disk aren't enough to store a video signal - you also need something like a computer's video card, to convert analogue TV signals into digital and back again; plus a CPU chip to ...

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