SONY DVP-FX980 Portable CD/DVD Disc Player 9" Int'l Version DVD 123456 PAL/NTSC

INT'L VERSION REGION CODE FREE. Multi Region Code Free DVD 123456 PAL/ NTSC DVD Player 100~240V 50/60Hz World-Wide Voltage. Enjoy your collection of movies, music and photos with the ultra-portable Sony DVP-FX980 9" Portable DVD Player. Its 9" LCD screen offers high resolution. Since it offers A/V inputs and outputs, you can hook it up to your TV to use it at home. However, its compact size and included car adapter means it can easily accompany you on vacations or tag along on extended car trips for versatile entertainment. It supports several disc formats so it can play DVDs and CDs you burned yourself, and also accommodates JPEG photo and MP3 music files via its USB port. You can enjoy up to six hours of portable playback using the included rechargeable battery for hassle-free use on the go. This disc player also offers built-in decoding for Dolby Digital and a stereo downmix through the integrated speakers. With the selectable sound mode, you can get the most out of your movies. If you have young children and want to restrict certain disc playback for them, you can use the DVP-FX980's parental lock control. Additional convenient features include picture adjustments like contrast, color and hue, a screen saver, auto power off, and closed captioning. Wherever you take the DVP-FX980, you can easily control everything with the system remote. It also offers touch key controls on the bezel for added simplicity. Its elegant black styling offers enhanced viewing, and adds a touch of class to any environment. So if you need a portable entertainer the whole family can enjoy.

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