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Posted by Hertz_Donut on 02/12/07 22:52
"X L" <Xzanado@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:14947-45D001C6-755@storefull-3118.bay.webtv.net...
> Herz you have to count for the fact that we are talking about small lcd
> screens here. 336x960 resolution on a 7" screen sports a very sharp
> looking picture. but i was surprised at when comparing other brand
> models was that even though others had higher res specs this coby model
> still looked like it had a better quality picture. and it was my main
> reason for buying it.
> your not going to find many 7" screen portable dvd players that have
> 720x480 input lcd resolution. if you see specs like that most likely its
> only the players output resolution for hookup to a tv. and regarding
> your opinion of coby products. for the most part i agree. but this
> player has had heavy heavy use for 8 months now without any problems. so
> on this basis it seems to be pretty solid. and why im recommending it.
> something i thought i would never do for any portable player. others i
> have had were gone pretty fast. many overheat.
>
You are obviously out of your league in this discussion.
There are literally dozens of 7, 8, 9 and 10 inch screens that are DVD
compliant.
The dimensions you describe, besides being of the wrong orientation, meet no
known NTSC or PAL standard that I know of. I suspect COBY found a cheap
source of data grade 7" displays and is foisting them off as LCD players.
Again, I am happy that *YOU* like what you see...but I would never own such
an abomination.
Honu
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