Almost anything that has rained since we saw the first Blu-ray for cars. Panasonic presented in the conceptual stage back in 2007, and until now we had not seen anything like it. Today, Mitsubishi has its own prototype, with a size close to one third of which would be half the player home, thinking one day be a desirable alternative to the usual DVD. And not only that: even though it fits into a slot DIN1, has space for an integrated digital TV tuner, which will be offered in certain markets where this kind of thing is almost a business imperative (ie Korea).
Of course still has no price, but we promise to put up for sale sometime during this fiscal year.
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Mitsubishi produces mini Blu-ray player, says it will be used in cars
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Almost anything that has rained since we saw the first Blu-ray for cars. Panasonic presented in the conceptual stage back in 2007, and until now we had not seen anything like it. Today, Mitsubishi has its own prototype, with a size close to one third of which would be half the player home, thinking one day be a desirable alternative to the usual DVD. And not only that: even though it fits into a slot DIN1, has space for an integrated digital TV tuner, which will be offered in certain markets where this kind of thing is almost a business imperative (ie Korea).
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