Virgin Pulse 10&#46;4&#34; Portable TV&#47;DVD with TFT&#47;LCD Screen &#45; VP10
Almost perfect!
Just about everything you could want in a compact package. I bought it to use in an RV where I have very little room to spare and needed something real stingy on power (12 volts only). A couple of little things you should be aware of if you are considering buying:<BR> The unit is 5 inches thick. If you think of it as a flat TV you mount on a wall, you may be disappointed. The extra thickness does allow for more of a speaker enclosure because the sound is surprisingly good.<BR> The display is bright with good color rendition but off axis viewing is poor. You have to be pretty much looking directly perpendicular to the screen avoid color shift. It would be difficult for 3 or more people to optimally view at once unless they were really good friends.<BR> Input/output connectivity is on the right side. If wall mounting (a nice set of brackets and a template is provided) is done, the wires will be in relatively plain view. I would have preferred a recessed alcove on the rear.<BR> The F connector for the TV (only) is on the left side (again, difficult to conceal the wire)<BR> The FM section has its own telescoping antenna and is not shared with the TV's F connector. If you have FM and TV/cable coming in on a common coax, the unit does appear to utilize the cable FM.<BR> One thing not mentioned is the *.JPG viewing function. If you place a disk full of *.JPG picture files in the drive, the unit displays them, sequentially, displaying them about 5 seconds each.<BR> If you insert a disk with *.MP3 files on it, the first several characters of the filename is displayed on the LCD. You can turn off the screen while playing *.MP3 files. I nice feature for me to conserve power.<BR> If you have a tiny apartment or a small office, this unit makes a nice complete, compact, &quot;personal&quot; entertainment system.