Polaroid PDX-0073
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The ultimate travel companion, this Polaroid 7” Portable DVD Player delivers a fantastic color picture with amazing clarity. The sound is just as good thanks to a built-in Dolby Digital Decoder and built-in stereo speakers. Not only is the sound sharp and the picture clear, but the red exterior adds some pizzazz to your portable DVD player. And talk about versatile, besides DVDs, you can play or listen to DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD, or view your latest vacation pictures on JPEG discs. And don't worry if your adventures are filled with bumpy roads, a built-in ESP function gives you an uninterrupted picture even while you're in motion. Need some privacy? Includes two headphone jacks two people can listen in at the same time.
Features of the Polaroid PDX-0073 include:
- 7” widescreen (16:9) color LCD screen
- Red soft-touch exterior
- TVGuardian® Foul Language Filtering Technology (activation and fee required)
- Super thin design
- Plays DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW
- Listen to CDs, CD-R/RW
- View JPEG image discs of your digital photographs
- Built-in Dolby Digital decoder provides high-quality sound
- Built-in stereo speakers
- ESP (Electronic Skip Protection) delivers uninterrupted pictures while in motion
- AV input/output
- Stereo audio input/output
- Dual headphone jack allows two people to listen simultaneously
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Reviewed by Tetsuo on 12-29-2008
At first sounded like a good idea to buy it for traveling BUT in the end I think it was a waste of money. First the region code is locked so the DVDs I bought during my travel I could not watch them. Second the black disc where the DVD/CD locks and sits so it can spin, after 5 times of using it (carefully of course) this part moved lower so the distance between the lens and the underside of the disc was reduced, so I had the NO DISC ERROR. I was able to fix it with crazy glue ( I posted the procedure of fixing this in www.fixya.com if you are interested in a solution for this GLITCH :S or the term is lack of quality. So if you already own it well there is a way to fixing the NO DISC ERROR. If you are thinking of buying it, I recommend NOT TO BUY IT, save a little more and buy a Toshiba.
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Reviewed by Game Dog Wader on 05/03/2007
My Polaroid PDX-0073 died after the 90 day warranty. Power on, little speaker "pop", blank screen, DVD does not turn. Save your money.
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