LG DP781 8-Inch Portable DVD Player | 
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List Price: $209.99 Buy New: $99.99 You Save: $110.00 (52%)
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Rating: 37 reviews Sales Rank: 168
Color: Gloss Black Media: Electronics Batteries Included: Yes Display Size: 8 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8 Dimensions (in): 1.3 x 8.5 x 7.1 nv:Device Type: Portable DVD Player Compatible Format: CD-DA Compatible Format: CD-R Compatible Format: CD-RW Compatible Format: DVD+R Compatible Format: DVD-RW Compatible Format: DVD+RW Compatible Format: DVD-R Compatible Format: JPEG Compatible Format: MP3 Compatible Format: WMA Compatible Format: DVD-R DL Compatible Format: DVD Compatible Format: DVD+R DL (Double Layer) Display Area: 8" Display Type: LCD Multi-angle Viewing: Yes Remote Control: Yes Playback Format: PAL Playback Format: NTSC
MPN: DP781 Model: DP781 UPC: 719192171183 EAN: 0719192171183 ASIN: B000RWG2JY
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| Features:
| • | 8-Inch Portable DVD Player with High Resolution LCD Screen with Swivel and Flip | | • | Stylish Touch Panel Controls for simple use | | • | Multi Format Disc Playback DVD Video/DVD+R/DVD+RW/Audio CD/CD-R/CD-RW and USB Media Host for Digital Music and Photo Library | | • | Long Battery Life with Slim Profile and up to 5 Hours Playback Supplied with Automotive Power Outlet Charger | | • | A/V Inputs and Outputs and High Fidelity Audio from Stereo Speakers or Twin Earphone Jacks |
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Product Description LG Electronics is one of the world's largest electronics manufacturers, producing a large range of consumer electronics and IT products. LG has created reputation for progressive technology and innovation with the latest technological developments in consumer electronics, home appliances and IT products.PRODUCT FEATURES:8-inch Swivel Screen;Touch Panel Controls;USB Media Host;Up to 5 Hours Battery Life;Automotive Charger;A/V Input + Output;Multi Format Disc PLayback: DVD Video/ DVD?R/DVD?RW/ Audio CD/CD-R/CD-RW.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 32 more reviews...
Best Screen Resolution for the Money August 19, 2007 K. Wilson (Indianapolis, IN) 65 out of 65 found this review helpful
My old Polaroid DVD player went out unexpectedly and I found myself neck-deep reading reviews and trying to figure out how to replace it with a newer model. I use this at home in bed and for travel, both work-related DVDs and entertainment. I looked extensively at several Sony, Panasonic, Philips and Toshiba models all in the $150 to $250 range. I first bought the Toshiba S1900, but just couldn't hack the grainy screen resolution. It also wouldn't play one of my home-made DVD formats, so I took it back to Best Buy. Meanwhile, I read some more reviews and other consumers have raved about the LG Screen Resolution ... an impressive 800X600 for this unit. When I looked harder at them in a side-by-side comparison at the store, it became obvious that no other portable DVD player was even close. (The specs for the others I reviewed are about half the screen res of this unit.) Also, the store salesman I talked to told me that LG makes all their own parts, and also sells components to all the big-name brands, specifically LCD displays, and that they have been doing so for years. So far, so good. This unit does in fact play all the DVD formats I have. Also, I got it for $149 at Best Buy ... $40 less expensive than the Toshiba I returned. The remote control works well, including a power on/off switch which was missing on the Toshiba model and others I have reviewed. The only thing I don't like about it is the exterior casing only comes in white; I would have preferred black or silver, but that's a small tradeoff overall. I am slightly hard of hearing, and was not overly impressed with the on-board speakers of any of the units, however this one seemed to match the 8.5 inch Panasonic unit that was my number two pick. My headphones and earjacks work well in this unit and provide ample sound for me. I am pleased with this purchase and recommend it.
Great picture December 3, 2007 E. Swope (Kaneohe, HI USA) 49 out of 49 found this review helpful
This dvd player has a very nice picture! I bought this after returning an audiovox unit I was very unhappy with. The second time around I was very cautious and read dozens of reviews before purchasing this machine. although it costs a bit more ($15 or so), it has double the resolution of other players in the price range! If you are looking for a cheap unit for your toddler, you might opt to save the few extra $ (and in that case, I'd opt for the coby over audiovox...much more solid), but if you care about picture quality, isn't it worth a little more? The build quality is very good, it has a swivel screen like many high end units, and my teen is most impressed with the touch pad (controls). The only con I can think of is that it does not have some of the bells and whistles of some of the new units (e.g., an ipod doc). If versatility is more important, consider some other units (like the phillips), but if your primary use is watching movies, or viewing video, this is hard to beat.
BEST portable DVD I've have ever seen. October 12, 2007 I. Rodriguez (USA) 33 out of 33 found this review helpful
This DVD player has the best LDC unit on a portable device and quality components to go with it. Black levels are very good and the de-interlace is incredibly good. There are no signs of any kind of jagged edges period. Color balance is also excellent. USB port is a nice to have. Has one AV input. At this price level it is an incredible bargain specially when compared to other units I've paid as much as $450.00. Grab one, you will be very happy.
No Regrets November 25, 2007 M. Jones (Syracuse, NY) 24 out of 24 found this review helpful
Ok, this is my second review of this player; I wrote one WEEKS ago that seems to have just disappeared. A month ago, I bought this unit to take to work with me, a reprieve from office maddness. I do not leave home without it! It is a great unit, but let's start with the biggest complaint some have about it, volume. What I have found is that the volume quality is dependent upon the movie you are watching. I watched Ocean's 12 and found the volume to be too low, except for when music was playing. I would actually have to turn it down then. I watched Mr. and Mrs. Smith and had no problem whatsoever with the volume. Also, I have watched several other DVDs including one I watched in a barber shop where there were 2 televisions going; I had no problem with the volume. One feature that attracted me to this unit is the USB port. My MP3 player plugs directly into it; all the folders appear on the screen and there is NO problem with the volume at all. Of course there is not big Bose sound, but the volume is good. I think the issue with the volume may just be some glitch in whatever technology LG used on this product because music comes through loud and clear. At the store, its volume certainly did not win any prizes matched against other bigger name brands, but theirs did not match LG's picture quality. One can always (at a very low cost) use accessories to improve the sound if need be; you can't do that for the picture quality. The picture quality is absolutely unmatched by anything else out there. It is simply smooth and gorgeous. I hear that LG provides the display technology for the monitors and tvs of the larger companies. I spent a lot of time researching and made TWO trips to Bestbuy in ONE night, multiple DVDs in hand to test, before I later decided to go with this one. The touch sensor is great if it is important to you. It gets a lot of fingerprints on it though because of the high gloss finish of the console. Yet it is this finish that makes the unit look a lot more classy in person than it does in the pictures. On another site there was a complaint about the awkwardness of the battery, once again, I do not have a problem with it at all. I find that it balances the unit very well. I have not had to hold it on my lap, however. Also, with a couple of searches, I was able to find a very easy process of making the unit region free. With the included accessories all I needed was a carrying case, which I got for free when I bought the unit. If you are looking for a very good PDVDP with the highest resolution available, and you do not want to spend a lot of money, I say this is the one for you! If you are worried about the sound quality, go into a store with your own movies and music and test it out for yourself.
GREAT! December 23, 2007 Donna Clair (Taos, New Mexico) 8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Enjoy curling up under the covers on these snowy New Mexico evenings and watching my Netflix movies -- clear picture, good sound -- and great for people who don't like to have TVs in their bedroom!!!!
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