Electronics : Sony DVP-FX820/P 8-Inch Portable DVD Player, Pink

Electronics : Sony DVP-FX820/P 8-Inch Portable DVD Player, Pink

Sony DVP-FX820/P 8-Inch Portable DVD Player, Pink

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Sony DVP-FX820/P 8-Inch Portable DVD Player, Pink
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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 242







Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Sony
Color: Pink
Display Size: 8 inches
EAN: 0027242735187
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DVP-FX820/P
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: February 29, 2008
Sales Rank: 242
Studio: Sony
Variation Description: Pink
Warranty: 1 year warranty


Features:
  • 8" LCD Widescreen Monitor
  • High-Resolution (800 x 480 resolution)
  • 180 Swivel and Flip monitor
  • Up to 6 Hour of Battery Life
  • Dual Sensor for Remote Control







Editorial Review:

Item Description:
Take the cinema on the road. Watch your favorite DVDs anytime you want with the DVP-FX820 portable DVD player. Boasting a swivel screen and rugged design, this device is perfect for people on the go.Watch movies anytime and anywhere you want with Sony's cool DVP-FX820 Portable DVD Player. With a 6-hour battery life, an 8' high-resolution swivel screen that provides a clear and crisp picture from any angle, 2 headphone jacks for sharing, and a car adapter that ensures your movies outlast even the longest road trip. And when you want more than movies, the FX820 plays your CDs or MP3s, and lets you view your personal photo albums. Control buttons are located on the screen bezel for ease of use. Skipping or fast forwarding a scene is so easy to do, either with the control buttons or with the dual-sensor remote control. This portable DVD player is so lightweight and compact that you can carry it anywhere you go. Though it is designed for adults, its durability is certainly built for kids.









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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - * its a good piece ...
Hi Every One,

Its a good piece to watch movies. Its got High resolution than any other dvd players. Its got 6 hours long lasting battery power.

Its very portable in journey. a car apdapter is given for continous power suply when you are in journey.

But One thing I hate in this is. If you want to watch video songs. You need to creat a dvd using roxio or nero. I cut a dvd with my favourite video songs and I tried to pay it in this piece.But It did not work. Because it can't read the format. In order to play your own dvd's. You need to create dvd through roxio or nero burner. Simply copy and pate of video clips and play in this piece doesn't work. But I could play the same copy and paste video clips in audiovox dvd players.

So you need to put extra effort if you want to run your own dvds. Make sure you create your own dvd using roxio or nero if you want to have your personalized DVD.

bye



Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - * A very good product, but.. ...
The product is really good quality. Nice sound, nice image quality.. Everything is as nice as written in the specifications.

The ONLY big problem is that it doesn't play divx format, or any other encoded video format. So you can only play original DVD recorded in US(NTSC standard).

It is my fault I haven't read this in the spec file but I must say I am really disappointed with respect to this issue. Hope the future models will include such features like playing divx, mpeg and so on. Panasonic does that already, but the image quality is not so good.



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - * it is worth buying a brand name.... ...
This is my sons 4th portable dvd player and he is only 5 years old. In the past I would buy the cheapest one I could find but they never lasted very long or would skip in the car. I finally broke down and bought the name brand and it is worth the difference in price because it is durable.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * The whole family just love it! It's a life saver if you have a Terrible Two. ...
We have a terrible two, whose energy level is very high. This is the only thing can keep her quiet and laugh for over one hour. We use it every day. Beautiful pictures, very loud voice, but, not that good at the highest level. Controller is great!

Very happy with this buying. Had thought to wait and buy the new model 850, but can't wait...Anyway, so happy! Excellent quality/price ratio.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Terrific DVD player! ...
I use this DVD player quite often and am delighted with it. It has a long lasting rechargeable battery - about 6 hours - and is good to take on the bus with me when I leave my hometown for various roadtrips. It is slin in design, and the picture on it swivel around, enabling the viewer to use it at a variety of angles. It also has 2 headphone jacks so two people can listen to it in privacy and comes with adapters so as to enable its use with a regular television. SONY is the best. This is more expensive than COBY or other portable DVD players, but you get what you pay for and I will buy only SONY electronics if possible. I paid a little extra for the extended warranty.



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