18 April 2006 12:49 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Sony has announced a new portable DVD player in Japan that will go on sale on the 1 June this year.The new player, the D-VE7000S, breaks away from the company?s focus on the UMD format found in the PSP will playback DVD and CD discs, including recordables and rewriteables and the newly announced DVD+RW dual-layer format.
The tablet styled unit will come with a 7 inch screen, 180 degree viewing angle and weighs 775g and measures 19.3 x 13.6 x 3.3cm - roughly the same size as a DVD case.
Built in 450W speakers will offer playback in Dolby Digital or DTS.
Sony is promising a battery life of around 3 hours with blacklight and a whopping seven hours without.
The company has also announced a slightly larger player called the DVP-FX810 that sports an 8 inch screen and weights slightly heavier at 1025g.
No price has been set as yet, although early predictions from local news sites in Japan are suggesting around 35,000 yen (£168).
Additionally Sony has yet to announce whether or not the player will be coming to the UK and if so when or how much.
We will keep you posted. Home Cinema, DVD, Sony





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