Hitachi unveils DVD player

By Tom Dunlap
Staff Writer, CNET News

The Home Electronics Division of Hitachi America today announced the release of its first-ever consumer Digital Video Disc (DVD) player. The new Hitachi DVD player will strengthen the company's family of digital display products including HDTVs, M2 recorders, and digital cameras. The new player features a range of options, including things like the ability to change the viewing angle on a particular scene in a movie.

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