Design
We have reviewed quite a few HDD players in the past, and let’s just say that the looks of those units were, quite simple. But this player comes out like a dashing hero in an early 90’s Bollywood flick. It has a very interesting and colourful body. Colourful because it had a translucent green hard plastic brace fixed around the chassis, probably the design USP of the product. The aluminum coloured casing itself has a faux brushed metallic finish, with dark grey matte borders on the 2 sides and top panel. This top grey panel has 2 rows of small rectangular push buttons lined up neatly, typical of a TV remote.
Speaking of remotes the unit comes with a medium sized flat remote, with slightly curved sides for ergonomic assistance. Buttons here are tiny round ones as opposed to the rectangular ones on the device itself, but similar sized and neatly arranged here too. The unit comes packed in a nice CD case style carry bag, with accessories like USB cable, RCA composite cable, RCA component cable, manual, remote control and power adaptor.
Features
One look at the wires and we quickly turned the player up on itself like we would a baby for a nappy change (yes we offer nappy changing services in our spare time), and found out that there is no HDMI out. There is component video out and composite video out along with stereo audio, all in RCA avatar. But, this unit is capable of HD, 720p playback; it upscales your DVDs, so the absence of HDMI might not really be such an issue, we will check in that in the performance section.
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