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In Reply to: Panasonic RP-91 DVD Players posted by Dalancroft on December 02, 2003 at 18:57:56:
I own the RP-91 and concentrate mostly upon it's picture performance, which is amazing in it's clarity, detail and realism. It doesn't have the best de-interlacing chip, but it's video DAC produces among the best images I've seen. A few tech guys have posted on other forums that the interlaced output of the RP-91 produces the best objective (measured) performance they've seen of any player - bumping it's head against the ceiling of theoretical performance for DVD players.Rich H
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One of the reasons I own one.
Grabbed one of the RP 82s while they were available. Does everything the 91 does and then some. All for less cost too!!
Better reread the specs and/or the manuals, as that's not quite accurate. The RP91 can do a few things the RP82 can't and does a few things the RP82 can do, only better.But in short, if you need the better interlaced player, it's the RP91. The better progressive player is the RP82.
Joe has, once again, arrived to build a happy, yuletide snowman entirely out of "correct."
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family, Rich.
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