Mustek MP100 10-Inch Portable DVD Player
- 10″ widescreen active-matrix TFT screen
- Enhanced optical pickup system for disc stability and compatibility
- Built-in decoder for Dolby Digital (AC-d)
- Coaxial audio digital output
- Progressive scan video output
10 active-matrix TFT wide screenFounded in 1988, Mustek, Inc. has become a world-wide leader in the development, manufacturing and distributing of imaging devices. Mustek, which stands for “Most Unique Sensible Technology,” plans on becoming the complete digital imaging solution company of the future and a strong contender in the computer products industry. Feature List
DivX, Xvid, AVI, MPEG-4 file format compatible. Plays DVD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, JPEG CD, KODAK Picture CD 10″ Widescreen Active-Matrix TFT Screen Enhanced Optical Pickup System for Disc Stability & Compatibility Built-in Decoder for Dolby Digital (AC-3) Coaxial Audio Digital Output Progressive Scan Video Output MMC/SD card reader slot Built-in stereo speakers Anti Shock Protection … More >>
Mustek MP100 10-Inch Portable DVD Player
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5 comments
L. WENDEROTH on October 25, 2009 at 4:09 am
We were looking for a player that would play from an alternate data source, as my tekkie husband had movies and shows on his WD-TV system. We didn’t want to go too expensive, and thought this would be a good choice. Yeah, right. In spite of STILL having paid 150.00 for this player, it lasted all of 6 months (yes, beyond the 3 month period, but only after having been used a total of about 15 hours)! Shameful product, and shameful product support. I suppose I should have checked the warranty earlier: If they don’t warranty it past 90 days, you’d better know they don’t expect it to last more than 4 months!
Manish Rastogi on October 25, 2009 at 5:56 am
I bought this item a few months ago while looking for something to use on long airplane flights.
This is only portable DVD player which comes with lots of features like
* DivX, Xvid, AVI, MPEG-4 file format compatible.
* Plays DVD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, JPEG CD, KODAK Picture CD
* 10″ Widescreen Active-Matrix TFT Screen
* Enhanced Optical Pickup System for Disc Stability & Compatibility
* Built-in Decoder for Dolby Digital (AC-3)
* Coaxial Audio Digital Output
* Progressive Scan Video Output
* MMC/SD card reader slot
* Built-in stereo speakers
* Anti Shock Protection
I loved it–the battery life is fairly good for a portable DVD player (I usually get 4-6 hours from it). It is easy to use and it carries well. I have it strapped into the back of my car for when I carry my nieces and nephew around and it works great! The disc rarely (if ever!) skips and the quality of picture is good. It easily hooks to larger screens so that you can use it as your primary DVD player. I love it!
Gleb on October 25, 2009 at 7:29 am
The product is designed to be sold but not to work for too long. Battery was only charging at very odd times, but we were ignoring this as otherwise the player was “digesting” all possible formats (media and files) even better than my stationary one, which made this DVD player really irreplaceable for long drives with kids, etc. Well… it did die shortly after ludicrous warranty period (90 days) expired. Technical support is non-existent as all they do is say that warranty is off and you are on your own… Now guess why resellers only carry this product with no refund option? Sorry Mustek… no more products from you for me…
J. Strozsak Jr. on October 25, 2009 at 10:16 am
I bought this for the combination of features it contains.
The SD card reader was especially important to me, and it is next to useless. Viewing 3.0 MP pics from a digital camera, you don’t even get what I would consider a good ‘preview’ mode.
I called Mustek tech support, and they agreed with me.
Other than that, it played DVD’s just fine. Screen is an LCD, so you don’t get much latitude on viewing angles. Looking straight on, you get a good picture. It comes with all the accessories you could possibly want. Case has two straps to go around a car head rest. You cannot change DVD’s w/o taking it out of the case, but that may be common, not sure.
L. Paterson on October 25, 2009 at 12:14 pm
This player has good resolution and excellent reliable play back of DVD movies.
The volume control is not loud enough to hear a movie while traveling in a car. When the volume is maxed out to high the road noise in a car overwhelms the playback making the words in a movie unable to hear.