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What are the Best mid range dvd players around at the mo (with HMDI)
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denon 1920 or the 'oppo'!
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if you can find one the pany s97, but they are rare now. better pic than a 3910 with HDMI (not so good via component)
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I'm confused about the Panasonic models, are they going to bring out a replacement for the S97 soon ?
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I think they did but it was named the S77 or somthing like that, i cant say if it was better though
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I might have another look at the Philips 9000
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