Philips DVD Micro Theatre MCD708 Micro system

A high quality component system flaunts a stylish and stunning design. With DVD playability, you can now feast your senses on perfect sound. Enrich your movie and sound experience. High-end component design with stand and aluminum die cast cabinet blends perfectly into your interior!

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Philips MCD708 DVD Micro Home Theatre System

The Philips MCD708 DVD Micro Home Theatre System combines high-quality audio and video playback with elegant design that looks great in any room. With 200 total Watts of power, this small-but-powerful system will fill your room with clear, accurate sound. It is also a flexible media player and will play a multitude of formats. DVD, DivX, DVD+RW, Picture and Video CD are all supported, and it will even play MP3 files on CD-R/RW media. This progressive scan player with a 12-bit digital-to-analog converter gives you crisp, high-resolution video. The Dolby Digital decoder provides a theatre quality surround sound experience. Dynamic Bass Boost and Digital Sound Control let you further customize your listening experience. 

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 Philips DVD Micro Theatre MCD708 - micro system - radio / DVD

The Philips MCD708 is a very small component stereo system that is designed to fit on a desk, table, or shelf. The unique thing is the disc player. It not only plays CD formats but will also play DVD audio. And if you have a TV with component video ports, you can connect to the TV. Response Bandwidth 100 - 20000 Hz Signal-To-Noise Ratio 60 dB Output Power / Total 100 Watt - Amplifier Output Details 50 Watt - 4 Ohm - 2 channel(s) (main Built-in Clock and Timer with Sleep, wake timer modes Fluorescent multifunction display screen with dimmer Connectors - Headphone Jack, Coaxial Digital Output and many more..

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Philips DVD Micro Theatre MCD708

Progressive Scan doubles the vertical resolution of the image resulting 
in a noticeably sharper picture. Instead of sending a field comprising 
the odd lines to the screen first, followed by the field with the even 
lines, both fields are written at one time. A full image is created 
instantaneously, using the maximum resolution. At such a speed, your eye 
perceives a sharper picture with no line structure.

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