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Current Gen. of Personal Video Players

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Silex

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Question in summary. Most of the newer players like the iRiver PVP120 and Acrchos AV420, etc. display video at 640x480 to my knowledge. I currently own a Go Video player that takes secure digital cards and think it's about time to upgrade to a hard drive based setup that is of a similarly moderate size. Of course, the only thing that drives me crazy is having to re-encode video files to "play" them on my current player. So do the current line of PVP players have a "copy and play" interface with no worries of having to re-encode? Thanks!
 
Hah. Went to Best Buy today and asked a lady about the PVP120 and she said it comes with software to re-encode video files. Too bad, that still makes my SD player much better in terms of size anyways. Oh well.
 
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