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NU CineTrek II Portable DVD Player W/7
Manufacturer: NU Technology
ProductGroup: CE
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DVD Players & Recorders
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Audio & Video
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Electronics
Product Features:
- Optical digital-audio output for the best audio experience.
- Support DivX 5.X and subtitile in .srt and .smi formats.
- A cigarette lighter connection for the car. No matter how long the trip is, you can always enjoy the movies.
- 7-inch LCD with 16:9 widescreen display to match the aspect ratio of your favorite movies.
- Support playback MP3 and MPEG-4 (DivX) burned on
ASIN: B000ZK0FN2
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Product Description
The WDR700 further raises the bar with its sleek industrial design. Designed for consumers who want an ultra-light DVD portable but don't want to sacrifice functionality, the WDR700 makes a style statement like no other player available on the market today.
Its unique slim and tablet style body, the body shape rear stand, easy to let people to see video in any angle. Unit looks great and performs even better.
NU WDR700 is the slimmest portable DVD player that provides. The WDR700 portable slot-in DVD Player, occupying little room in car, as a must in home, dual mode optical pickup compatible with all DVD/CD/+R/-R/+RW/-RW/Double Layer Media, Integral MP3/MPEG4 decoders for music/MPEG4/DivX files, Internal Image decoder for pictures on Photo-CD.
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04-05 Pontiac Grand Prix Cell Phone Car Mounting Bracket by Panavise Mounting location is on the right side of the radio. InDash custom mount eliminates exposed holes in vehicle. For clean, easy, nearly invisible phone mount installation. Complete instructions included.
Product Description
Audiovox brings you the latest in personal 2-way communication with Family Radio Service (FRS), General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS), GMRS with GPS, FRS and GMRS Base Stations and PMRS (Personal Model Radio Service for Europe). Audiovox has radios with a 2-mile range for personal recreational or light business use or systems with a 5-mile range transceiver for professional and commercial use. The GMRS/GPS models are designed for true adventurers who want map locations on GPS, as well as two-way communication. The units are small, slim and feature packed. They come in an assortment of colors and what's best is that none of the FRS models require a license to use (note: license is required for GMRS units). On the slopes, in the mall, on a camping trip even for car-to-car communications when traveling with a group, Audiovox two-way radios deliver.PRODUCT FEATURES:22 X 38 channels (8 GMRS/14 FRS);Hands free (VOX) capable;Full electronic controls;Up to 7-mile range;NOAA receiver/weather alert;Swivel belt clip with quick release.
Amazon.com Product Description
Do you need an enormous seven mile range out of your 2-way radio? Would you appreciate the feature of having three Canadian maritime channels and seven NOAA weather band channels? If so, then these radios might be just for you. Don't worry, Audiovox left the features that you expect out of any other 2-way, like hands free capability, twenty-two channels (each with thirty-eight privacy sub-channels), a detachable swivel carry clip, a backlit LCD screen, scan button, and full electronic channel and volume controls. The radios run on five AAA batteries, and even powering a seven mile range, will run for fourteen to thirty hours. Remember that with this range, you'll need a FCC license. With the features listed above, one can see how these radios would be ideal for skiers, hikers, hunters, and boaters. Order this twin pack and get out in it!
What's in the Box
Two GMRS70012 2-way radios, belt clip, a user's manual, and a 90 day parts and labor warranty.
Customer Reviews:
Excellent Value for the Money.......2004-08-29
I recently purchased a set of Audiovox GMRS7001-2. We operated them side by side with the larger Cobra PR-4000 series radios.
As far as range and transmit power, they appear to be almost equal with the larger Cobras. However, the receiver appears to not be quite as sensitive as the Cobra, and the receive audio is a bit tinny with somewhat poor audio reproduction. The squelch and quieting are not nearly as good as the Cobra. On the GMRS side of the radio, the volume control is appropriate and balanced.
The weather radio works, as well as does the alert. The volume on the weather part is somewhat loud, and I fear overdriving and blowing the speaker. (I would guess the speaker has been engineered to take whatever the final audio amplifier puts out...)
On the whole, the Audiovox GMRS7001-2 gets the same range, but does not perform as well as the Cobra PR-4000 and PR-4250 radios. That being said, they are physically smaller, and only cost about half as much.
Which makes them, on the whole, an excellent value for the money.
Audiovox GMRS7001CH-2.......2004-01-01
After a Christmas-crazy visit with my two boys to the states, and repeated fears of losing them in the crowds (they seem to enjoy cutting more years off my life than my ex-wife) I saw some family's using FRS radios. As I work with similar items in the military, I thought 'let's give it a shot'. I have to admit, I bought by price first, features second. I was pretty certain the 7-mile range wasn't going to ever be seen, but it certainly beat standing at the mall information counter paging the family. However, we've found each and every feature to work as advertised. Honestly, I've only tested them out to 5 miles, on a holiday drive in separate cars, but they've worked perfectly. Given price, performance-as-advertised, and easy online warranty and FCC license registration, I can't argue. I'm certain there are better out there, but I doubt it at this price.
Pretty good.......2003-10-11
I recently purchased the AudioVox GMRS7001-2 2-way radios. I have had several 2-way radios in the past couple years. Motorolas, Cobras and a Garmin. I've found them very useful for hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. The Cobras only had ½ watt of transmit power, the others had the 2-watt transmitters.
In transmission power, the Cobras are virtually tied with the 2-watt radios. This is a little disappointing, considering the 7001s are supposed to transmit at 3-watts. In a side-by-side comparison of my Garmin Rino 120 to the 7001s, they both transmitted the same distance through the same terrain.
In reception, I give an edge to the Rino. It's squelch feature was a bit more sophisticated than the 7001s. While on the very edge of reception range, the Rino would cut out less frequently than the 7001. Basically, 1-mile in a hilly, suburban area is the max of either radio. If you have a large will between transmitter and receiver, you'll only get about 6/10ths of a mile in range. From hilltop to hilltop, about 1.2 miles.
Feature-wise, the 7001 is just fine. It's interface is very similar to the Motorolas: press the mode button to scroll through some configuration options. The 7001s have a few less buttons than the Motorolas, which I actually found more straightforward. I rate the user-interface as good. Seeing as I'm comparing the Rino, though, the Rino kicks butt! Though such a comparison is unfair due to the Rino's price ($250) and it's GPS screen and click-stick cursor device.
One nice feature about the 7001s are their ability to use the GMRS and shared channels in low power mode (1/2-watt) which more than doubles the batter life and is all the power you need if within a ¼-mile of your receiver. I never found this feature on any of my other radios. I also thoght that the ability to charge the batteries using a base was a good feature, as well as the weather-band/weather alert. (I never liked the way the Motorolas worked). I wish the Rino had that feature.
The only complaint about the 7001 interface is it's transmit button. It sits a little too high up on the left side of the body, and a little too close to the Monitor/Backlight button. Kids with small hands tend to accidentally turn off the squelch by accident.
Worthless piece of _ _ _ _.......2003-09-11
I bought this a few days ago, I'm going to get my money back. Because I can't communicate with it past a few blocks! It says 7 miles, but I can't even get close to a mile! What a waste of money. I got four for the family plus with a charger. I spent too much money for this to be not working like it says it should. I think motorola would be a better brand, or even pac bell! Stay away from this! Find a different brand.
Product Description
RS-232/422 I/O module
![Original New Black Plastic Nextel i355 / i315 / i305 Swivel Holster Belt Clip [OEM] NNTN5907 from Eforcity](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21W7XM4PGSL.jpg)
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- Essential for the i355 owner
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Original New Black Plastic Nextel i355 / i315 / i305 Swivel Holster Belt Clip [OEM] NNTN5907 from Eforcity
Manufacturer: OEM
ProductGroup: Wireless
Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
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Product Features:
- This hard plastic pager-style holster is a very useful accessory for daily use. Clip it to your belt and you can secure your phone at all times! The unique swivel design lets you rotate the clip 180-degree sideway at several fixed intervals. You can place your phone at the most comfortable and convenient position.
- Compatibility: Nextel i355
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ASIN: B000EBHWGK
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Product Description
Note: this holster may not fit for extended battery which is much thicker than the original (standard or slim) battery.
Customer Reviews:
Essential for the i355 owner.......2007-03-19
Cheap and sturdy holster for the i355. It's a must have for the i355, because you aren't going to be comfortable keeping that brick of a phone in your pocket.
It took me a minute to realize that the phone goes into the holster with the buttons and screen inward, but now it makes sense to me.
Product Description
This is the PCMCIA Turbo 16/4 Token Ring Card II - Card Pack. It is Tivoli Ready, LCCM compatible, SNMP and has DMI protocol support - For industry leading network manageability, providing low Total Cost of Ownership.Latest Microsoft, OS/2 and Novell operating systems supported, including Windows 2000 - Compatible with the most popular operating systems. Designed to meet PC99 specifications (including OnNow wakeup). Turbo 16/4 Token Ring Card II is compatible with IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC Card device drivers.
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