Coby DVD-207 Compact DVD Player

Coby DVD-207 Compact DVD Player
Manufacturer: Coby
Product Type: CE

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Product Description
This compact DVD player plays back DVD videos, standard CDs, home-burned CD-Rs, CD-RWs and MP3-encoded CDs. Features parental lock control, convenient on-screen display for setup and operation and a full-function remote. Additional features include frame-by-frame slow motion, picture zoom and multiple-angle viewing. Dolby® digital audio. One-year limited warranty. Model DVD207.
Amazon.com Product Description
Coby's compact DVD-207 affords DVD and CD playback from a device about the size of a soft-cover book. Whether you're ferrying the player between the kitchen and the bedroom or hooking it up for periodic use by the kids, the DVD-207's small size permits myriad uses. While not quite portable in the traditional sense--the unit has no screen and requires AC power--the DVD-207 is much easier to move around, set-up, and use than a traditional component DVD player.

It handles not only your DVD-Videos (both NTSC- and PAL-formatted discs), but your music, too, from standard CDs to home-burned CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3-encoded CDs. Further, you can load a disc brimming with digital photos for custom slide shows in the comfort of your home theater.

An onscreen display simplifies setup and operation, and the unit comes with a compact, full-function remote control. Other features include parental controls (with PIN lock), frame-by-frame slow motion, picture zoom (2x, 4x), and multiple-angle viewing (with applicable discs).

Like to travel? The DVD-207 won't hog space in your bag, and an auto-switching universal power supply handles inputs from AC 110 to 220 volts (50/60 Hz) for use in most countries. Accordingly, the unit's onscreen display offers a choice of 5 setup languages: English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian.

A composite-video output ensures compatibility with nearly any television and many newer computer monitors. Both Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1-channel surround-sound signals can be routed through the player's coaxial-type digital-audio output for direct connection to a full-featured audio/video receiver, while a set of standard left/right RCA analog outputs simplifies hookup with traditional integrated amplifiers and most televisions.