DVD Players- When Multi-Disc Players Make Good Sense

Now that DVD players have been popular for quite a number of years, prices are quite reasonable. Single disc players well under $100 abound providing options for almost every budget. For many people a single disc player meets their needs nicely as they can view only one DVD movie at a time anyway. For some consumers however, other features are well worth a few extra dollars.

One of the first options buyers have to consider is whether or not a multi-disc or mega storage type of DVD player would be a good choice for them. While some multi-disc players allow users to keep up to 4 or 5 discs in the player at any given time, others can store up to 400 discs.

Multi-disc DVD players offer four primary advantages for consumers:

o Ease of Use: Multi-disc DVD players allow users to keep multiple discs in the player which can eliminate time spent shuffling through discs and loading them. Most have good search functions that allow users to easily find the disc they want and to initiate play with the push of a button from their remote control. In the case of a large collection of discs this is a particularly attractive option.

o Saving Space: If a user has a large collection of discs, a mega storage DVD player can potentially store their collection eliminating the need for additional shelving on which to house their collection. All discs are maintained in the player and available for immediate access.

o Dual Use: Most DVD players offer the ability to not only play DVD movies but audio CDs as well. Users can switch between movie viewing and listening to audio with the push of a button. With a multi-disc DVD player, many owners opt to forgo the purchase of a separate CD player completely.

o Something for the Whole Family: Face it, not everyone living in the house has the same taste in music or movies. Being able to store and play multiple discs, can be the only fair way to give quick and easy access to the collections of multiple individuals.

Certainly, there are many choices to make and features to consider when selecting a DVD player. Deciding on the disc capacity requires only a simple look at the size of the person's DVD/CD collection and determining whether or not quick and easy access to those discs is critical.

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The Current Hot HD Mp4 Players

The HD mp4 player supports a lot of video formats and the display effect is much better than the RM products. If you are planning to buy some video players, it's a wise choice to buy the HD mp4 player.

Newman A18HD+

This 5.0 inch mp4 player applies the LTPS screen which can offer you the fantastic visual effect. The 720P HD output video playback enables you to fully enjoy your digital life. The device supports the RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV, MP3, WMA and FLAC.

In addition, the A18HD+ supports the TTS e-book. Also, some built-in classic games are supported.

OPPO S39

This is an 8 GB mp4 player with fashionable design and the UI design is also very beautiful. It's the first OPPO 720P HD player. There's very few key press as it's of the full touch design. The S39 applies the latest video decoding scheme which supports the true H.264 coding and 720 HD. The 720P HD video can be played directly.

As it comes with the excellent screen and good touch operation, you also feel nice about the displaying of pictures and e-book. As it features with the smart oral directions and large quantity of words, it's very suitable both for students and office worker.

Taiden C430T

It's a high definition 720P mp4 player. It applies the Toppoly LTPS screen and T7200 HD decoding chin. It can play the 768P/1080I RMVB video and supports the popular formats including the H.264, DivX, XviD, MKV, VOB, MP4, WMV, AVI and FLV.

Furthermore, it can be connected to the TV with the component cable. So you can share the video with your friends and family. It comes with all the functions like E-book, album and TF card.

ONDA VX 585HD

The mp4 player comes with the 4.3 inch screen, supports the RMVB video playback and be compatible with RM/RMVB video coding of the RealVideo8/9/10. It's fully compatible with the MP4/MOV/PMP/FLV/AVI/VOB/MPG/DAT.

It features with the HDMI HD video output which can output the 1280*720 video files and the OTG which can read the video files in the hard drive easily. It supports the data interchange of the U-disk, MP3/MP4, PDA, mobile phone, digital camera and digital camcorder.

More features are added to the VX585HD like the FM radio, picture browsing and E-book.

GemeiHD8800

The firmware of the HD8800 has been updated and the player is more perfect. The player applies the 4.3 inch 800*480 definition screen and supports the 1080P HD playback. The video formats including the RMVB, RM, FLV, AVI, DAT, VOB, MKV, WMV, TS, TP, MP4 and PMP. And the FM radio, TV-OUT, E-book and other functions are all available for the mp4 player. The updated player supports the PDF browsing function, E-book and various games.

In conclusion, generally speaking, the higher the price is, the better the quality is. There may be some shortages of the products of low price while the price of the hi-end products is unacceptable. Make a wise choice according to your needs. Try to find both good and cheap the product for you.

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X1 Football Helmet Incorporates New Technology to Protect Players From Concussions

A lot of attention has been paid to the dangers of concussions in football since the death of former NFL defensive back Andre Waters and the release of a report that indicated concussions were tied to depression in ex-NFL players. Those incidents have led the NFL to undertake several new initiatives and, across the nation, football programs from the high-school to professional levels are taking a more proactive approach to preventing head injuries. A former Harvard quarterback and his innovative company are also contributing to the cause with their newest invention - the X1 football helmet.

The X1 is the product of Xenith LLC, a company established in 2004 by Vincent Ferrara - a Harvard quarterback in the mid-90s and a graduate of Columbia's business and medical schools. Ferrara founded Xenith with the mission of advancing safety and activity through innovation and education, and the company is currently focusing most of its attention on finding ways to reduce concussions through new technology. Much of the technology Xenith has developed so far is featured in the X1, which incorporates an innovative head protection system not currently seen in any other helmet. The system is called Xenith Adaptive Head Protection(TM), and it's comprised of patent pending "Aware-Flow(TM) Shock Absorbers" and a new fitting method known as "Fit Seeker(TM)". According to Xenith, the combined effect of these two technologies is designed to reduce the risk and severity of concussions and other traumatic brain injuries.

Here's how the system works: the X1 is equipped with 18 Aware-Flow Shock Absorbers embedded between the outer shell of the helmet and a flexible interior head piece. Each shock absorber is a lightweight, hollow disk made from thermoplastic urethane, with a small hole in the center that allows air to flow in and out. Unlike the foam in standard football helmets, the shock absorbers respond differently to high, medium and low impacts. The disks absorb a low-impact hit by slowly letting air out and compressing. But with a more forceful (high-impact) hit, air pressure inside the disk creates greater resistance - slowing down the speed at which the disks compress even further. The overall purpose of the X1's shock absorption system is to reduce the sudden movements of the head that often cause concussions. Meanwhile, the "Fit Seeker" component assures that the helmet doesn't go flying off during impact.

Recently, the X1 football helmet received approval from the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE) - a nonprofit organization that commissions research and attempts to establish standards for athletic equipment. No word yet on whether the NFL is looking into this new technology, or when the X1 will be available for retail purchase.

You can find more information about Xenith and the technology involved in the X1 football helmet at http://www.xenith.com

Shad Connelly,
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Invention & Technology News (http://news.inventhelp.com)