Xbox 360
The Xbox 360 HD-DVD Player offers stunning video and immersive surround-sound audio, with six times higher resolution than DVD (up to1080p) through a component or VGA connection.
Innovative interactive content capabilities enable picture-in-picture commentary, scene selection and menu access - all while the movie is playing. Users can enjoy blockbuster HD-DVD releases, with more than 150 titles available by the end of 2006 from major movie studios including HBO, Paramount Pictures, StudioCanal, Universal Studios and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Only HD-DVD offers a "combo" disc: a DVD on one side allows playback on all existing DVD players, in your home or car; the other side is compatible with the HD-DVD Player.
The player works seamlessly with your Xbox 360 system, using the system's processing power and audio connections to deliver the highest possible video and sound quality. Setup is easy: just plug the HD-DVD Player into the USB port on your Xbox 360 console and jump in!

Average rating (55 reviews)
great add on
yorkshire1978 | 29/07/2008 | See all yorkshire1978's reviews (28) »
this is a great little item for the 360, with hd-dvd's going for about £4 on play.com you would be mad not to get one as i got one for £25.
Plus you get a remote for it which is worth £20
Great Bargain
barondavenport | 14/06/2008 | See all barondavenport's reviews (1) »
OK so HD DVD is dead, but there is still a great back catalouge at bargain prices, and this HD drive includes the remote which costs nearly as much as the drive alone. The picture quality is, in my opinion, better than Blu Ray with deeper and crisper blacks and colours. I don't find the noise from the Xbox an issue as it is only the HD DVD drive running when you watch a movie. Maybe again the better system lost out RIP Betamax?
hd dvd
spark07 | 11/06/2008 | See all spark07's reviews (11) »
Pic is good but all you can hear is the noise from the xbox 360.But If you dont mind that pump up the volume and enjoy.
Just a word of warning though.I have heard HD has given up to blu ray?
But i am still big fan of HD













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