Samsung DVD-P190 Standard DVD Player
Samsung is in news again for launching its new Samsung DVD-P190 Standard DVD Player. Designed to let you enjoy all your favorite movies with clarity and amazing sound effects, this new player comes packed with all the advanced features and functionalities. Using this player, you get to see images with brighter colors and sharper details along with 14-bit video digital-to-analog conversion.
Samsung’s DVD-P190 Standard DVD Player is compatible with DVD, MP3, WMA and JPEG. It comes featuring EZView Letter Box Eliminator to enable you to enjoy a widescreen view without those black letterbox bars. Measuring 14.2 x 1.5 x 8.1” in dimensions, this new player weighs just 2.9 lbs.
The new Samsung DVD-P190 Standard DVD Player is an ENERGY STAR Rated product that consumes less power than other similar devices available in the market. It comes with USB 2.0 to provide enhanced connectivity with other devices. You can pick Samsung DVD-P190 Standard DVD Player in just $39.99.
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