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Comments on ‘Xploder PlayStation 2 HD TV up-scaler’

At odds with previous reviews 

Anonymous Coward • Thursday 15th February 2007 19:20 GMT

This product has had some very negative reviews on other sites, I'm surprised you had no problems with it.

See:

http://uk.gear.ign.com/articles/742/742965p1.html

http://review.zdnet.com/Xploder_PS2_HDTV_Player/4505-10110_16-32137749.html

http://www.gamerz-edge.com/ps2/reviews/xploderhdtv.html

Brain in neutral review? 

Anonymous Coward • Friday 16th February 2007 10:36 GMT

Smells like one, and I just love the comedy 'Before' and 'After' comparision image. Better than late night infomercials for fat trimming thigh burners or whatnot.

Wouldn't say we had "no" problems... 

Scott Snowden, Reviews Editor • Friday 16th February 2007 11:58 GMT
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Yes, we had seen other reviews of the same product, and noted problems that others had.

Our test wasn’t completely free of difficulty, but we managed to make it work in the end to a reasonable degree of success.

Perhaps that was down to the particular review sample, the our actual console itself or even the HD TV we used. There are also some reviews dotted around where the user found some degree of success after a little perseverance.

And as far as the “before” and “after” shots go, yes, that was meant to be funny.

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