Samsung P3 Portable Video Player
The next product in our rundown of Samsung TV peripherals is the Samsung Video Player, or more specifically, the Samsung P3 portable video player; it’s basically a Samsung TV in your pocket, so now you can take your favourite shows and most embarrassing films with you wherever you choose to venture. Now, you couldn’t do that with your 40 inch Samsung LCD TV could you? And if you could, how big are your pockets?!
The Samsung P3 portable video player is jam-packed with features to suit your televisual sweet-tooth. Most noticeably (because you’ll be looking at it) the P3 comes with a crystal clear 3” 16:9 touch screen, which will give all your movies the same kind of clarity you’d get sat on your sofa at home. The screen is even made from tempered scratch-resistant glass, so when you stick it in your pocket along with your house keys and your cooper shrapnel, it won’t get shredded to bits.
Samsung P3 Portable Video Player
How do you fancy watching over 2 days of TV non-stop? If that sounds like your kind of thing then the Samsung P3 portable video player is for you; it’s got storage for up to 60 hours of your video, so you can enjoy all your favourite episodes of family guy on the bus, at work, in the cafe, at school, in a lecture, walking home…you get the idea – anywhere! Except underwater. Don’t take the Samsung P3 portable video player underwater. It wouldn’t like that.
Just to emphasise its brilliant portability, the P3 comes with Bluetooth 2.0 as well, so you can swap your songs and move your movies from your computer to your 3 inch friend in an instant. Maybe you’re more into music? The Samsung P3 Portable video player will suit you too, because it’s got an in-built music player and speaker!
If you want to experience the stunning quality of Samsung TV away from your home then the only option is the Samsung P3 Portable Video Player.
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