oh LOLs chinese branded DVD players are like the best. usually they can play all sorts of things and the price is not somethin you'd cry over for when it's broken.
the $3000 Qosmio is really irresistable. it's like everything in one. integrated tv turner, HD DVD combo rom, remote, 17" screen :drooling:
monta wrote:oh LOLs chinese branded DVD players are like the best. usually they can play all sorts of things and the price is not somethin you'd cry over for when it's broken.
the $3000 Qosmio is really irresistable. it's like everything in one. integrated tv turner, HD DVD combo rom, remote, 17" screen :drooling:
it's a notebook. not a PC. an all in one like that (17", remote, integrated TV tuner, HD DVD player, integrated Harlan-Kardon speakers) for $3000 is still a rip off?
i dunno prices :sweat: my notebook is a $600 15" and it works just fine... for daily school stuff :hehe:
monta wrote:it's a notebook. not a PC. an all in one like that (17", remote, integrated TV tuner, HD DVD player, integrated Harlan-Kardon speakers) for $3000 is still a rip off?
Uh, how can it be a notebook, yet not a PC (personal computer)?
bmwracer wrote:Okay, I finally locked in on the player I want: Philips DVP-3960.
Region free hackable and has 1080i upconversion... Looks like the remote is crummy, though. :sweat:
Hey, Beemer,
How do you like your Philips so far? I've got an older 642, and it's been acting up, so I'm looking for another player which will play DivX and is easily region-free hackable.
How do you like your Philips so far? I've got an older 642, and it's been acting up, so I'm looking for another player which will play DivX and is easily region-free hackable.
Heya!
So far so good: Multiple viewings of Swing Girls and Gun Crazy and it hasn't missed a beat... :victory:
Admittedly, the unit and remote seem cheap and fragile compared to my Panasonic DVD recorder and my six-year old Sony, but for $35, HDMI and DivX support and Region-free playback, it's a steal. :thumbsup:
SubaruWRX wrote:And live in a apartment as well? Man this is going to be hard...
I've seen them posted on a pole at apartments. Like a huge tripod. Just make sure it's tethered to the floor by weights...or don't live in a windy apartment complex.