Philips PET1030 Portable DVD Player
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Philips 10.2" Portable DVD Player
Key Features: 10.2" LCD widescreen,Laptop style,4-hour battery life,DivX playback,Swivel screen,SD card
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Philips PET1030 10.2-Inch Portable DVD Player with Car Mount Kit
There's nothing easier than sitting back and watching a movie to pass the time away. Whether you're sitting
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Philips PET1030 Portable DVD Player
There's nothing easier than sitting back and watching a movie to pass the time away. Whether you're sitting
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Philips PET1030 Portable DVD Player - 10.2 Active Matrix TFT LCD - DVD-RW, DVD+RW, CD-RW, Secure Digital (SD) - DVD Video, SVCD, Video CD, MP3, WMA, Picture CD, DivX, MPEG-4, JPEG Playback
Philips PET1030 10 2 High Resolution Portable DVD Player With Swivel Screen
Philips PET1030 Portable DVD Player
DVD, DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, (S)VCD, DivX®, MPEG4 movie playbackMP3/WMA-CD, CD and CD-RW music playbackZero
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Philips PET1030 Portable DVD Player
There's nothing easier than sitting back and watching a movie to pass the time away. Whether you're sitting
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The look and feel of the product are good but beware region codes - it will not play disc from other countires (US and region free only). Having just moved to the US my kids were very disappointed when we could not watch any of their favourite movies.
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OK, first, I did the firmware update immediately upon opening the box my player arrived in and have not had any of the problems some users seem to have had.
Second, this has a stunning picture and when using earphones (I use Klipsch earphones) the sound is very nice.
I've shown this to several friends who have their own personal DVD players and in every instance they were shocked at how good this one was in comparison. I hesitated a bit before paying a bit more for this player rather than some cheaper ones, but I'm really glad I went with the nicer player. The only way right now you could really do better than this would be to use a laptop instead, and frankly I just find a laptop too heavy and hot (I usually have my player in my lap or on my stomach as I watch) for completely comfort.
As I've gotten to know the player better I've come to feel very easy with the controls. Except for the fact that it isn't easy to determine precisely how much time there is left on a particular video
Second, this has a stunning picture and when using earphones (I use Klipsch earphones) the sound is very nice.
I've shown this to several friends who have their own personal DVD players and in every instance they were shocked at how good this one was in comparison. I hesitated a bit before paying a bit more for this player rather than some cheaper ones, but I'm really glad I went with the nicer player. The only way right now you could really do better than this would be to use a laptop instead, and frankly I just find a laptop too heavy and hot (I usually have my player in my lap or on my stomach as I watch) for completely comfort.
As I've gotten to know the player better I've come to feel very easy with the controls. Except for the fact that it isn't easy to determine precisely how much time there is left on a particular video
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I bought the Philips PET 1030 player in December 2007 to keep my son & wife occupied during a long days drive to Atlanta from New Jersey.
The player was excellent and my son enjoyed all the movies he had got for the trip. There was never a power problem as one of the accessories is a car charger and he didn't use the seat support preferring to put the player on his knees. Except for an annoying parental lock which kept popping up for PG-13 movies and the password not mentioned anywhere in the manuals - though it wasn't tough to break down the factory set password. (Hint: 9999 will unlock the player). Usage other than while traveling - hard to say as the player has not been touched since the trip to Atlanta.
The player was excellent and my son enjoyed all the movies he had got for the trip. There was never a power problem as one of the accessories is a car charger and he didn't use the seat support preferring to put the player on his knees. Except for an annoying parental lock which kept popping up for PG-13 movies and the password not mentioned anywhere in the manuals - though it wasn't tough to break down the factory set password. (Hint: 9999 will unlock the player). Usage other than while traveling - hard to say as the player has not been touched since the trip to Atlanta.
