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Thread ID: 81183	2007-07-19 11:45:00	Portable DVD players	mejobloggs (264)	PC World Chat

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570335	2007-07-22 04:54:00	lol well the Phillips DVD I brought a few yrs ago cost over 1000. It doesnt play + or - dvds either, DVD's I burn. But the stereo here, which was $150 cheaper, plays anything u chuck in it. So, its not only cheap dvd players that wont play + or - dvd's. true enough, but for the last couple of years all "name brand" DVD players have supported +/- disks, one you've had for a while is not a good comparison. They tend to put it on the player and box as a feature these days - just try and find one without +/- rw support	dugimodo (138)
570336	2007-07-22 05:03:00	They tend to put it on the player and box as a feature these days - just try and find one without +/- rw support Well quite a players wont play RW's either. Most probably because theyre rewritable. Or its the way data / whatever is burned to them. Thats why its better to use + or -. Not RW.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
570337	2007-07-22 05:54:00	mejobloggs....watz ur price range for this portable dvd player?	manvsmachine (11826)
570338	2007-07-22 07:54:00	Perhaps what is wanted for the gift is a portable DVD player . A computer is not a portable DVD player, and a bit expensive for something which "also" plays DVD movies as well as doing what it is meant for . A TV with built-in DVD is not a portable DVD player . Why hasn't someone suggested a car with a built-in DVD player?:confused: Yeah, you are right to point out that built-in DVD player TVs are not portable DVD players . :p Having said so, mejobloggs pointed out that his / her (trying to be PC) grandparents don't even have a TV in the first place, and therefore he / she might as well get a set that have both the function of playing DVDs and displaying TV channels . Anyway, thanks for bringing us back to the main topic of this thread . :D (No sarcasm meant) Cheers :)	Renmoo (66)
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