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Naxa NPD952 9inch TFT LCD Swivel-Screen Portable DVD Player 9inch TFT/LCD 180deg -swivel widescreen display; Top-loading DVD player; Built-in speakers; Built-in A/V cable; A/V i…

In 35 years working with computers, I have never encountered such stinking customer service as Naxa"s. It takes a special kind of genius to not only fail to respond to a customer"s simple query but to take that failure to baroque, kafkaesque heights. Here is how Naxa"s demonic idiocy worked on me: My simple query about some fine tuning of my dvd player required me to visit Naxa"s "contact us" site where I was required to create (rather, try to create) a password to submit with my query along with having to prove via a pictorial ID that I was for real. Nothing happened with my first two or three attempts to communicate, nor was my chosen password treated as an acceptable way to get through to Naxa; instead I received form emails saying that my password was under consideration, but nothing more was heard from Naxa. So I started writing complaining emails which elicited responses that the Naxa url site had an answer to my query. But clicking on the offered link simply required me to initiate the whole password creation process all over again, and four or five followup emails from me resulted in the same circular, complicated start-all-over-again nothingness from Naxa. Naxa"s fiendish way of spitting at customers is in a class by itself.

A portable DVD player is a mobile, battery powered DVD player in the format of a mobile device. Many recent players play files from USB flash drives and SD cards.

Portable DVD players were created in order to aid the ability to watch DVDs away from home. They were created in 1998, first introduced by Panasonic.digital cameras or camcorders.

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Most PDPs use TFT LCD screens, some using LED backlighting. The most common PDP screen size is 7 inches (18 cm), although some are as large as 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30 cm) - the larger size competing with Tablet computers. Some have articulating screens that rotate 180 degrees & fold flat. Portable DVD players generally have connections for additional screens and a car lighter plug.

Some PDPs now have iPod docks, USB and SD Card slots built in. Some can play videos in other formats such as MP4, DivX, either from CDs, flash memory cards or USB external hard disks. Also some DVD players include a USB video recorder.

Some DVD players have Wifi access, helping to play Internet TV, and some have bluetooth, allowing users to play content from or to other devices like smartphones.

Previous models of portable DVD players had AV inputs for external game consoles; now some selected models have built-in emulators for internal game console action.

Many portable DVD players can display more than just video DVDs. Many can also play other video formats, image formats and music formats, and may even include a built-in digital TV tuner so one can watch digital TV on the go.

Prices of portable DVD players vary, usually retailing for about US$40–300. When first released, portable DVD players would retail at over $1,000 and were only manufactured in Japan. Price drops in 2015 have led to some devices being retailed for as little as $40.