Typical price: £380
What is it: DVD recorder with integrated 160GB hard drive and Freeview tuner
What we think: The versatility of disc and hard drive recording in the convenience of a single system -- it performs excellently too
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 21 June 2006
Tags: Panasonic, Panasonic DMR-EX75, analogue, component inputs, adaptor
We like:
Recording flexibility; universal compatibility; slimline design; ease of use; recording and playback performance
We don't like:
Only one Freeview TV tuner, so you can't record and watch different channels
You might also need:
HDMI cable; component cable; RGB Scart cable; blank discs
CNET UK judgement:
Panasonic's DMR-EX75 is a hybrid recorder with an impressive specification and superb functionality. Recordings using either the 160GB hard drive or universal disc formats offer flexible control. And both recording and playback performance is excellent
Full review:
If you can't decide between buying a DVD or a hard drive recorder, why not consider a hybrid model that offers the best of both worlds? Panasonic's DMR-EX75 features a 160GB hard drive and recording compatibility with all disc formats in a single system. Continue Reading...
Panasonic DMR-EX75 History
1 Sep 2006 in Reviews
Hybrid hard drive/DVD recorders combine the convenience and economy of recording onto a hard drive with the option to archive your favourite moments onto DVD
Latest user reviews
January 16, 2007
Posted by: Fowad Huraira
"Great DVD player/recorder"
October 21, 2006
Posted by: Tezza Fitzsimons
"Thinking of upgrading"
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