Sleek and sexy black faux leather Car Headrest DVD Player with a large 7 Inch
high resolution TFT Screen. If you do not know what to do on those long trips,
and think that a In Dash DVD Player is not quite enough for you, think about
buying and installing this all purpose headrest DVD Players so everyone in the
back seat can enjoy movies as you drive. Features include playback of almost
every format disk that you could ever want, a built in FM transmitter for
sending sound directly to your cars audio system, a memory card reader and USB
Slot direct play of digital media files, AV OUT and IN for auxiliary monitor and
speaker connections, and even NES emulator, 2 D-pad controllers and hundreds of
included games on the included CD. Add some extra fun to your long trips with no
MOQ, in house quality control, and 1 year warranty for this and all of our other
wholesale products.
China Manufacturer Specification
- Headrest Information:
- Material: Faux Leather
- Space Between Struts: 115mm~160mm
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- Strut Width: 8mm
- Included Strut Expander to make strut width 12mm
- Discs/ Formats Played:
- MP4/MP3/DVD/SVCD/VCD/DVCD/CD/WMA/JPEG/CD-R/CD-RW
- Video Color System: NTSC/PAL
- Screen Information
- Screen: 7 Inch TFT LCD
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Video Output Level: 1Vp-p 75Ohm
- Horizontal Resolution: 500 TV Lines
- Input/ Output
- RCA Video IN
- RCA R/L Channel Audio IN
- RCA Video OUT
- RCA R/L Channel Audio OUT
- Video OUT
- Audio OUT
- Manufacturer Ref.: XVZNMVA3NP7R
Other Features:
- FM Transmitter
- USB Port
- SD/MMC/MS Memory Card Reader
- NES Game Emulator
- Included Game CD with 100s of Games
- x2 D-Pad Controller Ports + 2 Included D-Pad Controllers
- Manufacturer and Origin: China
Even lower prices available for you if you're ordering in
larger wholesale quantities. Get your samples first then contact us for your
personal discount quotes!
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 19 March, 2008.
