- Built in 40GB hard drive
- MPEG4 digital video player
- MP3/WMA/JEPG photo player
- High brightness 3.6" colour TFT
- TV capacity - High quality 60hours - Standard - 110 hours - Long play - 220 hours
- Records programmes without needing a PC
- Simply connect to TV scart socket
- 40GB integrated hard drive
- Built in mic and speaker
- SD/MMC expansion slot.
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The Goodmans GPDR40 Personal Entertainment System is just 11cm x 8cm, but has a stonking 40GB hard drive sufficient for up to 200 hours TV recording direct from the TV, around 10,000 MP3 songs or thousands of digital photos. This mini marvel houses a host of features including MP3 player, voice recorder, picture store and digital picture store/viewer via a SD/MMC expansion slot. The 3.6 full colour TFT screen is bright enough to use on the move, and can be powered using a battery or AC mains adapter. The unit is supplied with a handy case, cables and earphones.
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30 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Poor software installation for Windows 98SE,
By A Customer
This review is from: Goodmans GPDR40 40GB Multi Function Personal MPEG4 Digital Video Player (Electronics)
I was very disappointed with this product - that my brother bought for himself. Coming with a Windows 98SE driver on CD he followed the instructons, rebooted then phoned me five minutes later after Windows 98SE failed to boot with a blue-screen message complaining of an error in a DLL file. It appears that the driver installation overwrote an up-to-date DLL file in his windows/system folder with an older version. I ended up re-installing his entire system from scratch during which time I got to review this product. My impression is of a nicely featured and presented product let down by poor software and firmware.
29 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Goodmans GPDR40 Multi Function Digital Video Player,
This review is from: Goodmans GPDR40 40GB Multi Function Personal MPEG4 Digital Video Player (Electronics)
Appears to be an excellent product. No real trouble loading photo's etc. Problems arise when wanting to move through the content as it Freezes. Pressed the Reset button as advised and within a couple of minutes the same thing happens again. Seemed pointless in loading anything else if Freezing happens every time and I have had to return it. I am very disappointed especially if it could do all it was designed to do according to the Instruction booklet
40 of 43 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
You get what you pay for,
By A Customer
This review is from: Goodmans GPDR40 40GB Multi Function Personal MPEG4 Digital Video Player (Electronics)
The main incentive for buying this product was its attractive price, and yet I now realise that the price is low for a reason. I had bought this product hoping for a multi-purpose media player, which will entertain me with music and videos. The video playback is quite good, but battery life is mediocre (2-3 hours at best). The music playback however is dreadful, with the player taking several seconds to load each new page of songs in each folder. The organisation of your music is awful, as you have to scroll back up to the top of the folder to go back to the previous folder, which took me 5 minutes with 50 songs. The music playback/organiser seems more of an extra bonus rather than a fully-fledged feature. Another problem is the joystick used to navigate around the files. It actually begins to make your thumb sore after using ait for over 5 minutes, as it requires a lot of'pushing' to respond. Add to that no/appalling software for video conversion, unsatisfactory video compatibility and the constant freezes described accurately in other reviews. I bought an ipod soon after trading this in, sacrificing the ability to play movies. I believe my ipod probably weighs about a tenth of this brick, and at least 3 times smaller. There is now a whole array of media players, which are much thinner, lighter, and I can honestly see no reason for buying this product. If you want a video player, face it, its expensive.
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