DVD Recorder Brand Comparison

With technology constantly evolving and all the products available on the market today, it's sometimes hard to even know where to begin when it comes to purchasing new gadgets such as DVD recorders. Luckily, we've compiled a list of DVD recorder reviews of various popular name brands that should give a jump start on your decision. Here are just a few of the many products you have to choose from.

Panasonic DMR-EH50S DVD Recorder Hard Drive Combination - This Panasonic DVD recorder offers all the features you need without costing you an arm and a leg. It is compatible with most disc formats, has a 100GB hard drive, two-channel playback of audio discs, progressive scan playback, and has a card slot for viewing digital photos. At under $400 this DVD recorder is a heck of a deal.

Sony RDR-GX315 DVD Recorder - If Sony DVD recorders offer one thing, it's flexibility. It is compatible with most recordable DVD formats and produces DVDs that can be played on almost any DVD player. It offers progressive scan playback and all manner of video inputs and outputs.

Pioneer DVR-533H-S DVD Recorder/Hard Drive Combination - This DVD recorder offers and 80GB hard drive, analog and DV inputs, and unsurpassed video and audio quality in both playback and recording. Its sleek look, practical features, and dependability make this one of the best DVD recorders on the market today.

Toshiba RD-XS52 DVD Recorder with Upscaling - These DVD recorders are an excellent accompaniment for televisions with HDTV. It offers a huge 160GB hard drive, compatibility with a number of different disc formats, and 720p/1080i progressive scanning lines.

RCA DRC8060N DVD Recorder with Commercial Advance - This is an extremely user-friendly DVD recorder. It offers the option of skipping commercials upon playback, progressive scan, and has a built-in RF modulator for televisions without the A/V inputs and outputs.

Samsung DVD-TR520 Dual Tray DVD Recorder - What makes this particular DVD recorder different from other DVD recorders is the fact that it has two separate disc trays. The second disc tray is used for playback, while the first is used for recording. The two separate trays also allow for dubbing non-protected DVDs.

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