Portable Multimedia Player with Digital TV
December 11, 2008 
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This portable multimedia player from Yundai features a built-in DVB-T receiver, allowing you to watch digital Freeview TV on the 4.3-inch high quality LCD screen.
On the off-chance you tire of its amazing Freeview channels, this beautifully engineered bit of kit also acts as an MP4 video player, audio player and picture viewer. Simply pop in your media (using the Mini SD Card slot or the USB port) and you can gawp at your favourite movies and holiday snaps and listen to your latest tunes. It even acts as an FM radio.
Touch sensitive buttons give this chic travelling companion a classy designer edge, whilst the rechargeable battery gives up to 3.5 hours viewing time in TV mode or 7.5 hours in video mode. Listen to your MP3s and you’ll get a whopping 42.5 hours of sonic pleasure.
As well as all the relevant leads and doodahs, the Portable Digital TV comes complete with quality earphones and a soft carry case. And to think the only thing that used to come with a portable telly was backache, interference and a whopping great bill for the batteries.
Features and Specifications:
- 4.3-inch High quality LCD Screen
- In-built DVB-T Receiver (Freeview TV)
- MP4 Video Player
- Audio Player
- FM Radio
- Text Viewer
- Image Viewer
- Ultra slim compact design
- Touch sensitive buttons
- 3.5 hour battery life in DVB-T mode
- 42.5 hour battery life in MP3 Mode
- 7.5 hour battery life in Video mode
- Mini SD Card Slot
- USB 2.0 High Speed
- LCD: TFT WQVGA 480 x 272
- 16 million colours
- MP3, WMA, OGG and WAV Audio support
- AVI and WMV9 Video support
- JPG, BMP, PNG Image support
- FM Radio: 87.5 – 108 Mhz
- Audio output – stereo 3.5mm socket
- Internal Memory: 1GB
- External Mini SD Card up to 2GB
- Internal Li-Polymer rechargeable battery 1700mA
The Portable Digital TV is available from Firebox.com for £139.95 (about $209 USD).
This is NOT compatible with ATSC sigm
nals broadcast in USA, This is from a broadcast engineer (not me) who has worke with ATSC, NTSC and DVB-T.
it should be Hyundai, a Korean brand
Sze, are you sure about that? It looks like it’s Yundai:
http://www.yundai.net
Sizes are not so important… This 4.3 inch LCD screen is a little jewel.
This is great. The world of Flat Screen and LCD/Plasma Technology has aadvanced so much that the previous problems of picture quality are fast becoming history. I enjoyed this article.
It’s Hyundai. Compare logos at http://www.hyundaiit.com
Anyone used the new Archos 5i?
Got Android technology. And portable DVB-T and a whole lot more. Will be awesome. Although we’re not sure if the TV on the go feature will work in Australian conditions yet. :(