So This Is Christmas

Merry Christmas is such an infectious feeling I like to feel that way all year around.

So if you are visiting just before Christmas, just after Christmas or even here on Christmas day I am sure you will find something of interest for you and in the spirit of Christmas.

It may be said that Christmas is no longer a celebration but this must be spoken by people that have never had trouble closing their eyes on Christmas Eve in an expectation of what maybe left for them on the carpet under the tree.

I continue to look forward to the surprise on my Grandchild's faces to this day at Christmas events.

Merry Christmas - Merry Christmas - Merry Christmas

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Taking a Closer Look At The Boss BV9990 In Dash DVD Player

By Jacob Aldrich


With technology rapidly improving at an incredible rate, numerous new and improved products are introduced to market at price points where virtually anyone can buy one. It was just a few years ago that in-dash DVD players were selling for well over $1000. Nowadays the prices have become so affordably that anyone can pay for these types of units for their cars. This article examines one of these innovative yet inexpensive systems, the Boss BV9990 in-dash DVD player.

This device has a terrific 1440 x 234 7-inch touchscreen. On that point alone made us want to get a closer look at this unit. Besides having a sharp screen, the touchscreen itself can be set vertically so that you can have the best viewing angle.

While it's obvious that the Boss BV9990 can play DVDs, it can handle many other formats too. Aside from being able to play DVDs and regular audio CDs, this in-dash DVD player can also play VCDs, SVCDs, and MP4 files. One of the notable things about this in-dash DVD player is the fact that you can plug in a USB thumb drive or a SD card which have your MP3S or WMA music files on them and play the music right from there without needing to burn a disc.

Obviously, almost everyone nowadays possesses some type of MP3 player. Any of these gadgets, iPod or Zune for instance, can easily be plugged in to the front of the in-dash DVD player. Likewise, there is an input where you could add an optional rear view camera to your automobile. This means you can hook up the camera and the image will be displayed on your 7-inch touch screen.Right now there are many in car dvd players to choose from and whilst this is one is superb we do think it is eclipsed by the Pioneer AVIC-X930BT. In an ever growing industry this comes up with the goods and you can find it reviewed here: Pioneer AVIC-X930BT Review

If you get tired with your own personal media, you can switch on the am/fm radio that features a graphic equalizer display. The BV9990 player comes powered with 85 watts of awesome audio goodness. The Boss BV9990 player also is equipped with front and rear RCA outputs and also an output for a subwoofer which will allow you to easily expand your system for your needs. Still, the in-dash player is accompanied by a full-featured wireless remote control. This feature is great for those backseat riders who want to deal with what's playing on the DVD player. You are familiar with the type -- the "turn the volume up", "turn it down" or even the "hey, can you skip over that song" kind of individual who is always in every car.

The BV9990 is a terrific in-dash player that packs a lot of power and loaded with great features. With all that, you can basically find it at a starting price of merely $199, making it a great value as well. So if you're on the hunt for a new car stereo or if you're simply thinking about upgrading your unit, the Boss BV9990 is the ideal unit for you to take into consideration.




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