Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Mustek VIEWFUN PD77 Dual Screen Portable DVD Player with Car Harness
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Brand: ViewFun
EAN: 4022104006692
Feature: Dual display DVD/DivX solution for the automobile: 7" DVD player with additional 7" LCD screen
Label: VIEWFUN
Manufacturer: VIEWFUN
Model: PD-77
Publisher: VIEWFUN
Studio: VIEWFUN
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Features
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Dual display DVD/DivX solution for the automobile: 7" DVD player with additional 7" LCD screen
Comfortable sharing of multimedia entertainment on the road
Playback of DVD. DVD+R/RW. DVD-R/RW, MPEG-4, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3, Kodak Picture CD and JPEG
Designed to mount to the back of your car seat nice & neat, mounting kits included
Free car harness (straps), mains adapter, car adapter included (no battery)
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great value twin DVD player
Comment: This was a pressie for the kids and we are extremely happy with it. The picture quality is better than expected, sound very clear too. A great feature is it plays DIVX files.
Only minor problems are no battery options so it must always be plugged in. The mains adapter only has one socket so you can only power one screen. (the in car adapter has 2 power outputs so is fine)
Very easy to fit and take out when not in use.
For the price I would says is better than expected quality and so very good value.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Here is an ideal solution for watching films during long car trips! The PD77 from Viewfun is a clever kit including a DVD/DivX portable player equipped with a 7 inch LCD screen and an identical second LCD screen that in essence allows a second person to watch the same image! A practical and ingenious concept that offers mobile cinema; it can also be used with headphones to avoid disturbing others. With numerous accessories, the PD77 will keep you entertained for hours!
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