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Audiovox D8000IP 8 inch Portable DVD Player with Built in iPod Video Docking Station

Normal Price:$99.99
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Manufacturer: Audiovox
Model: D8000IP
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Audiovox
Label: Audiovox

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Features for Audiovox D8000IP 8 inch Portable DVD Player with Built in iPod Video Docking Station:

16:9 Aspect Ratio, 480p Resolution
NOT compatible with iPod Touch, iPhone, 60GB and 80GB iPod Classic, or 4GB and 8GB iPod Nano
Built-in 3 Way card reader and USB Port
Plays DVD, CD, MP3, CDR, CDRW and Picture CD
Includes Rechargeable battery, two headphone jacks, "credit card" size wireless remote, complete cabling, owners manual and car adapter

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Customer Reviews

Works fine as a portable DVD player

2008-05-09
We bought two of these just to get us to and from our vacation destination in the car with two young children without chaos. They worked fine showing movies. The kids were occupied for hours, with a break now and then to play their gameboys. We did need to keep them plugged into an AC adaptor in the van to keep them from running out of battery along the way, but that was expected. We don't have IPODs so I'm not sure how useful that feature is to others.

All I wanted and more!!!

2008-05-09
This product is great its everything you need in a dvd player. I just got it because of the Ipod connection but when i got it and saw every other type of connection i was very impressed. It has input\output, flash drive, photo memory card connections and much more. Very good product at excellet price. Its a steal!!!!

WARNING - not for all iPods with video

2008-02-25
If you have one of the newer video iPods (Apple is marketing them with the label "Classics"), they will not work with this product.

Apple has inserted a chip in the 30-pin connector that prevents you from using anything other than Apple's video connector to push the video out to another screen.

Third party vendors can purchase the technology from Apple to enable this in their products for a price...

So unless you have one of the OLD video iPods from 2-3 years ago, don't get this product.

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