I replaced my RP91 w/ a Bravo D1. If your TV has a DVI input this player may be the way to go. It window-boxes 4:3 content the same way the RP91 does and has a zoom function that's ALMOST as good as the non-anamorphic scaling of the RP91, although it cuts off about 5% on the left and 5% on the right. I'm definitely able to accept this for the amazing PQ from the 1080i upconverted output. Being able to play DIVX and XVID encoded files from the computer on CD is also very nice. The player is a little quirky though and sometimes won't load a disc the first time. Powering down then back up will take care of this 99% of the time. Also, if you have a pioneer receiver, the Bravo can react unpredictably to some of the Pioneer's remote functions. Sometimes when I change the volume on my 43TX the Bravo will stop, open, skip ahead a chapter, or fast forward. This happens about once every 10 movies or so and i've almost completely eliminated it by putting the receiver on the bottom of my rack and the DVD at the top, and pointing the Pioneer remote directly at the receiver when i'm using it. All in all it's a great $200 player
If you don't have a DVI connection on your TV the LITEON LDV2001 would also be a good choice. It does everything the D1 does, but also up-converts to 720p or 1080i over regular component video. It also has alot less bugs (very few loading problems, no pioneer remote reactions). It can be had for under $150 shipped online and i think Dell is going to be carrying it for around $130 shipped.
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