DVD player

YorksMG2013 · 8th February 2017, 07:25

Found interesting the recent posts in the main section of the forum on factory fit DVD player and system (and how expensive it was back in the day!)

I suppose nowadays you'd have some of those DVD headrests (though I would replace the screen/DVD unit with Android tablets which you coud either wi-fi from a portable Mifi unit in the car, or do a sort of reverse screen mirror thing from an Android headunit up front).

You could have wireless bluetooth keyboard and mouse if you wanted too.

Liked the idea of those wireless headphones which powered up with the DVD unit and then powered off when that powered off (you'd have a lot of battery operated kit to remember to keep charged up!)

Andrew

Reebs · 8th February 2017, 13:02

The headphones actually only power up when you place them on your head. There is an extra head band that flexes and when you place them on your head, the band extends causing a switch to activate them, when you take them off, the band retracts and they switch off. Very clever as it means you don't have to remember to switch them on or off

YorksMG2013 · 8th February 2017, 18:23

That is definitely a neat little touch

Andrew

8th February 2017, 07:25	#1
YorksMG2013 Gets stuck in MG ZT 190 SE & MG ZT 260 Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Leeds Posts: 854 Thanks: 95 Thanked 119 Times in 65 Posts	DVD player Found interesting the recent posts in the main section of the forum on factory fit DVD player and system (and how expensive it was back in the day!) I suppose nowadays you'd have some of those DVD headrests (though I would replace the screen/DVD unit with Android tablets which you coud either wi-fi from a portable Mifi unit in the car, or do a sort of reverse screen mirror thing from an Android headunit up front). You could have wireless bluetooth keyboard and mouse if you wanted too. Liked the idea of those wireless headphones which powered up with the DVD unit and then powered off when that powered off (you'd have a lot of battery operated kit to remember to keep charged up!) Andrew __________________ Proud owner of a Pearl Black facelift ZT 190 SE (or should that be the 'Black Pearl'? Just call me Cap'n Jack!) Now joined by the Blue Beast - MG ZT 260 #57 in Trophy Blue

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8th February 2017, 18:23	#3
YorksMG2013 Gets stuck in MG ZT 190 SE & MG ZT 260 Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Leeds Posts: 854 Thanks: 95 Thanked 119 Times in 65 Posts	Headphones That is definitely a neat little touch Andrew __________________ Proud owner of a Pearl Black facelift ZT 190 SE (or should that be the 'Black Pearl'? Just call me Cap'n Jack!) Now joined by the Blue Beast - MG ZT 260 #57 in Trophy Blue

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