Toshiba HD-XA1

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The Toshiba HD-XA1 HD DVD player was released in the North American market in April, 2006. The HD-XA1 and its cheaper companion player, the Toshiba HD-A1, were the first commercially available standalone HD DVD players released on the market. The player retailed for US$799 at its release, and was discontinued and replaced by the HD-XA2 in January 2007. The HD-XA1 (and HD-A1) incorporate an Intel Corp. 2.5GHz Pentium M 4 CPU, 1 GB of Hynix DDR RAM, and four 32-bit Analog Devices SHARC DSPs. The player's Linux-based operating system is stored in an M-Systems USB flash drive. Both machines use an NEC HR-1100A optical disc drive. Mechanically, the HD-XA1 differs from the HD-A1 by its inclusion of an electronically operated dropdown door, an RS232 port, a more rigid chassis and anti-vibration feet. The HD-XA1 was packaged with a motion-activated backlit remote control; the remote control included with the HD-A1 was not backlit.

The HD-XA1 is firmware upgradable via CD-ROM or directly through its integrated Ethernet port. The most recent firmware version is 3.0, released in April 2008.

In February 2007 the HD-XA1 won Sound and Vision Magazine's 2006 Product of the Year Award.

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[edit] Specifications

[edit] Video

[edit] Audio

  • Built-in Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus and DTS Decoders
  • Dolby TrueHD Compatible (2 Channel, 5.1 channel enabled via firmware update version 2.0)
  • Four 32-bit Floating Point Signal Processors
  • Multi-Channel 24-bit/192kHz Audio DACs
  • HDMI Audio support up to 5.1 LPCM
  • 5.1 Channel Output
  • Dynamic Range Control
  • WMA & MP3 Playback

[edit] Other

  • Tri-Lingual OSD (English, French/Japanese)
  • FL Dimmer
  • Fast Forward
  • Slow Play
  • Step Play
  • Time Search
  • A-B Repeat
  • Screen Saver
  • Parental Lock
  • Motion Activated Backlight Remote Control

[edit] Inputs/Outputs

[edit] Dimensions

  • 17.72" x 4.33" x 13.39" (WxHxD)

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