Sony VHS-To-DVD Converter: For Those Who Still Use Candles As Their Primary Light Source
- July 30th, 2007
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VHS has been dead for, what, 10, nine years now? Whatever it is, I bet you still have a few VHS home movies here and there. If they’re not destroyed by now, you should consider transferring them to DVD; Sony wants your money if you choose to go that route. Its One Touch VHS-to-DVD unit will transfer unprotected VHS tapes to DVD starting in August. (Though, again, it seems expensive: $400). It’ll even upscale video to 720p/1080i. It does no other tricks, we’re sorry to say.
This could also be useful for people who, for whatever reason, still cling to their collection of VHS tapes and have a sizable DVD collection. One small unit > two separate units.
The One-Touch VHS-To-DVD Video Transfer System [Hammacher Schlemmer]
rob g (Who am I?)
11 months ago
This model is actually available now…how do I know? I just steered my in-laws into buying one to replace a dead DVD player. And it is
rob g (Who am I?)
11 months ago
…$249 at Best Buy.
Michael (Who am I?)
11 months ago
The design looks 10 years old too.
sonyvhsthing (Who am I?)
4 months ago
Um, this review is nice and everything… but don’t you guys think it would’ve been wise to include a model number or something? You know, so people can actually locate it if they want to purchase it. I don’t think that asking someone for the “sonyvhsthing” as your jpeg picture is labeled will be much help.