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- Μηνύματα
- 8.978
- Reaction score
- 895
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Οι συσκευές που έλαβαν μέρος στη δοκιμή:
Alpine CDE-9881R
Price: £149
Power output: 4x50W
Format support: MP3, WMA, AAC (non DRM)
Platform support: CD-R/CD-RW
Display: 5x9in twin line dot matrix
Front-mounted aux port: No
JVC KD-AVX2
Price: £299
Power output: 4x50W
Format support: DivX, DVD Audio, WAV, MP3, WMA, Jpeg and MPEG1/MPEG2
Platform support: DVD Video, DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, CD/CD-R/CD-RW
Display: 3.5in colour TFT display
Front-mounted aux port: No
Panasonic CQVD 5005N
Price: £450
Power output: 4x45W
Format support: DivX, MP3
Platform support: DVD Video, VCD, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW
Display: 7in widescreen LCD (336x960mm)
Front-mounted aux port: Yes
Sony BT2500
Price: £120
Power output: 4x52W
Format support: MP3, WMA
Platform support: CD-R/-RW, Bluetooth (A2DP)
Display: 13 segment LCD
Front-mounted aux port: Yes
Και το αποτέλεσμα:
Most anything you'd want to play back or entertain yourself with in-car is covered by at least one of these head-units, with some offering better combinations of features than others. If you want to watch DVDs or DivX videos you'll find you're paying a higher premium for the support and colour displays required, but the two units we tested can still be picked up for a reasonable price.
Even at the budget end of the scale you'll now find MP3 support coming as standard, often with accessories available to connect an iPod or other player directly. Sony's Bluetooth player manages wireless audio pretty well, and though call quality isn't quite up to standard it's still impressively priced if you're on a budget. At the other end of the scale you'll find Panasonic offering an impressively large fold-out touch-screen display that combines more conventional audio and DVD playback with a hefty degree of potential when you consider what else you could potentially hook up to entertain on the move.
In picking a winner though, Panasonic gets pipped by JVC's KD-AVX2 for us. As well as being a fair bit cheaper you'll find much better format support and a nice 3.5in display for enjoying video content or simply offering more room to navigate larger playlists.
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Οι συσκευές που έλαβαν μέρος στη δοκιμή:
Alpine CDE-9881R
Price: £149
Power output: 4x50W
Format support: MP3, WMA, AAC (non DRM)
Platform support: CD-R/CD-RW
Display: 5x9in twin line dot matrix
Front-mounted aux port: No
JVC KD-AVX2
Price: £299
Power output: 4x50W
Format support: DivX, DVD Audio, WAV, MP3, WMA, Jpeg and MPEG1/MPEG2
Platform support: DVD Video, DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, CD/CD-R/CD-RW
Display: 3.5in colour TFT display
Front-mounted aux port: No
Panasonic CQVD 5005N
Price: £450
Power output: 4x45W
Format support: DivX, MP3
Platform support: DVD Video, VCD, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW
Display: 7in widescreen LCD (336x960mm)
Front-mounted aux port: Yes
Sony BT2500
Price: £120
Power output: 4x52W
Format support: MP3, WMA
Platform support: CD-R/-RW, Bluetooth (A2DP)
Display: 13 segment LCD
Front-mounted aux port: Yes
Και το αποτέλεσμα:
Most anything you'd want to play back or entertain yourself with in-car is covered by at least one of these head-units, with some offering better combinations of features than others. If you want to watch DVDs or DivX videos you'll find you're paying a higher premium for the support and colour displays required, but the two units we tested can still be picked up for a reasonable price.
Even at the budget end of the scale you'll now find MP3 support coming as standard, often with accessories available to connect an iPod or other player directly. Sony's Bluetooth player manages wireless audio pretty well, and though call quality isn't quite up to standard it's still impressively priced if you're on a budget. At the other end of the scale you'll find Panasonic offering an impressively large fold-out touch-screen display that combines more conventional audio and DVD playback with a hefty degree of potential when you consider what else you could potentially hook up to entertain on the move.
In picking a winner though, Panasonic gets pipped by JVC's KD-AVX2 for us. As well as being a fair bit cheaper you'll find much better format support and a nice 3.5in display for enjoying video content or simply offering more room to navigate larger playlists.
avreview.co.uk
