Mounts under a cabinet to keep counter space clear, swivel screen
Slot-loading DVD player compatiible with CD-R/RW discs and MP3 digital audio; AM/FM radio tuner
Intercom functionality can monitor children in another room
Built-in stereo speakers, one RF and one AV input
Rating: - Audiovox drop down TV
We purchased the TV as a Christmas gift for my mother. The unit shipped quickly and in apparently good shape. It installed easily with the instructions included, too bad we didn't test it before we installed it. All of the features worked but the screen never produced a picture. We contacted the vendor on Christmas Eve and got a response within a few hours to send it back . . . and they paid for the return shipping! Long story-short . . . we got the replacement and the reinstall when fine. Mother is thrilled. . . Christmas saved!
The picture is fine for a 9" screen, takes a little longer than i like for it to warm up and the picture to clear up. The sound is nice and even has connectors for extra speakers. I hope this doesn't distract her while she is cooking . . . i think i smell something burning in the oven . . . got to go!
Rating: - perfect
It fit perfectly flush under our cabinet. The template really helped. We found that the hole placement was exactly where a previous undercabinet radio was. It helped to have an extra pair of hands to hold device while the other mounted it. Love the fold away tv. Haven't installed cable wires to it but so far DVD's and CDR play perfectly. Thats was the main reason for our purchase. With new technology our previous under cabinet radio did not have CDR capabilities. And the price was the best I found with all the features.
Rating: - Audiovox VE920 Drop Down TV
Seller is excellent. Article is just as described and super fast shipping - especially for the Christmas mail rush. Highly recommend this product and seller. Seller deserves an A+++++ for honesty, great price, and customer service!!!
Rating: - Amazon warranty is awful; TV is moderate
I purchased the TV and the 3-year warranty. The TV worked fine for 18 months then started making terrible noises, the picture sporatically went black, etc... So, I called the warranty company - five times - to no avail. One problem after another. So I called Amazon's customer service department - and after holding for 20 minutes - still, no avail. They were having their "investigative team" look into it and would send me a confirmation email as such. Big surprise -- never got the email. Amazon is too big to know - or care - much about customer service. But on the bright side - when I hung up with them, they told me to have a nice day. Now, that's worth the $425.00 I paid for a broken TV - right?
Rating: - Poor quality and dead in 12 months
This had poor sound quality, bad remote functions and died when 12 months and a few days old. Never again would I get an Audiovox product!
The proposed acquisition of Macromedia by Adobe is not a done deal. Both companies are under the scrutiny of the SEC, and it must also be approved by stockholders.
While Macromedia/Adobe gives this process three to nine months, some industry analysts feel that is being overly optimistic.
But assuming that all is goes as planned, Macromedia will cease to exist. Everything will be in the Adobe name and with the Adobe interface.
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Heathrow Airport Coach Link adds Internet service: Icomera, a leading transportation Wi-Fi firm, has added free Wi-Fi to FirstGroup's RailAir coach service that connects Heathrow Airport with Reading in England. RailAir runs every 20 minutes for a 50-minute route. FirstGroup handles 3 million passengers a day across all its routes, which makes it a plum market for future expansion.
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