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The Philips PET1002 is a top-notch portable DVD player that offers a sleek design as well as a hu... (cnet.com)

The Philips PET1002 is a top-notch portable DVD player that offers a sleek design as well as a hu... (zdnet.com)

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We have collected and analysed 11 expert reviews and 161 user reviews from international sources. The alaScore™ for this product is 84/100 = Very good. Experts rate this product 77/100 and users rate it 78/100. The average review date is January 30, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 80294 reviews from other DVD Players. Last update: December 2, 2008.

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Philips PET1002 Reviews

By David Carnoy (cnet.com)

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The Philips PET1002 is a top-notch portable DVD player that offers a sleek design as well as a huge 10-inch screen with excellent image quality. In addition to DVDs and CDs, it plays MPEG-4 and DivX video files and MP3 and JPEG CD-Rs. It includes a car ad...

Thanks to its large screen, the Philips PET1002 is expensive and rather hefty. The playback mechanism can be a little noisy when starting up or searching for files.

A large 10-inch screen, a sleek design, and great battery life put the Philips PET1002 at the forefront of the portable big-screen DVD player category.

But if you're among the smaller group of folks who actually want their portab...

Philips PET1002 10.2" Portable DVD / DivX Player

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Enjoy highest-quality images that are free from annoying blank spots on the LCD screen. LCD displays commonly have imperfections, termed as 'bright dots' by the LCD industry. A limited number of bright dots were once considered an inevitable side effect o...