How Do You Compare DVD Player Prices?
Price is not the same thing as value. Price is the money that comes out of your pocket. Value is the enjoyment, performance or other benefit that you get by paying the price. When you compare DVD player prices, you are really comparing DVD player values. Set a price range. A good price range for a decent DVD player starts at $100 and goes up to $250. This range will get you a DVD player with quite a few features and solid performance without straying into semi-professional home theater quality DVD territory. Pick out at least five DVD players within this price range. Include models from several manufacturers, if possible. Compare lists of features from each model. If a DVD player includes significantly more or better features than normal, note the price. Also note the price of DVD players that have fewer features than average. Analyze the cost difference versus the performance difference. Is the savings in cost worth the loss of available features? Are additional features worth an incr
