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Philips DVP5140 Multiformat DVD Player $30 at Circuit City
CircuitCity.com has the refurbished Philips DVP5140/37B Multiformat DVD Player for $30 + $0 shipping = $30 shipped. Features progressive scan, DVI, Component, and plays DivX, MP3, Windows Media.
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#1
fyrusher08 - Posted 1:16 pm PDT 07/8/08 (435 Posts)
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Can't see the USB port on this one.
#2
nuisance - Posted 1:24 pm PDT 07/8/08 (10112 Posts)
That could be because it doesn't have one, or it could be because the picture above is of a Toshiba. You decide.
#3
JediKnight - Posted 3:52 pm PDT 07/8/08 (1033 Posts)
| nuisance wrote: |
| That could be because it doesn't have one, or it could be because the picture above is of a Toshiba. You decide. |
#1 needs to have it written in Hangul.
#4
BigPuppy - Posted 4:46 pm PDT 07/8/08 (496 Posts)
"Hangul" - How do you know such words?
BTW, DVP5960 and following have USB, not this one...
BTW, DVP5960 and following have USB, not this one...
#5
Pdok - Posted 6:12 pm PDT 07/8/08 (490 Posts)
My experience with the USB version is that it has problems with compatibility, and corrupts the file system about half the time it is used for anything besides a USB stick. It also requires FAT16 or FAT32, with a specific cluster size (according to the manual), and FAT is a bad choice for huge drives. SO, YMMV.
Oh, and it takes F'ing forever to open the tray, process the disk, etc.
Oh, and it takes F'ing forever to open the tray, process the disk, etc.
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