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Philips DCP750

Macworld Rating

4.0 out of 5 Mice, Apr 18, 2007

Pros

  • Swiveling, glare-resistant screen
  • Two headphone jacks
  • SD card slot
  • Excellent picture quality
  • Clean, user-friendly design
  • Easy output to TV
  • Car adapter included

Cons

  • Mediocre color saturation
  • No car kit for seat-back attachment

$150 (8.5-inch version, the DCP850, $200)

Macworld's Philips DCP750 Coverage

  • Review: Philips DCP750 Philip’s DCP750 is the most thoughtfully-designed iPod video viewers we’ve yet tested. The top-loading DVD player appears to have been a primary consideration, rather than an afterthought, and it shows in the unit’s ease of use and output quality. Philips seems to have done just about everything right, including choosing an attractive price point. Although not cheap, at $150 the DCP750 definitely gives you your money’s worth.
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