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CDi-370 for sale, my very last one! Also Link and Zelda more

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Post by Bas » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:17 pm

I like that 660 player you're offering here

Now, it's too expensive for me, but would you mind sharing some nice sharp pictures of the player, for our archive?

I'd love that.

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Post by XCLTempesT » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:23 pm

I have the original pictures, or do you want any specific angle :-)

http://www.schendstok.nl/cdi660_1.JPG

http://www.schendstok.nl/cdi660_2.JPG

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Post by Bas » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:52 pm

no, those are great, nice! thanks!

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Post by Alan_Eng » Sat Nov 24, 2007 1:18 am

Hi everyone

I was just curious to know whether the cd-i 660 player suffers from the NVRAM memory warp, or can you change the CR2032 battery as you can with the cd-i 370?

Thanks

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Post by Bas » Sat Nov 24, 2007 9:13 am

It may be nice to compile a list of players that have a replaceable battery, like the 370, the Sony portable, and perhaps more. I don't know which because they are very rare!

Devin might know more: "as early as 1992 when SONY came out with the portable CD-i player, they had the wisdon to include an easily replaceable battery to backup the memory with. Also the later desktop non Philips brand players had a simple replaceable button battery. In fact everything non Philips seemed more robust in design and technology."

So anyone, which players have a replaceable battery?

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Post by XCLTempesT » Sat Nov 24, 2007 1:32 pm

I own a lot of CDI players.

Philips cdi-370 ( the same as a goldstar GPI 1200 player )
Philips cdi-360
Philips cdi-350
Philips cdi-740
Philips cdi-470
Philips cdi-450
Philips cdi-220
Philips cdi-210
Philips cdi-205 (a PAL version of the philips cdi-910 player )
Philips cdi-660 (but on ebay for sale)
Grundig cdi-100V (the same as a philips cdi-220/80 player )
Magnavox cdi-5000 (the same as a philips cdi-450 player )
Sony IVO-V11

And according to the user manuals of these player only the Sony IVO-V11 and the Philips CDI-370 have a user replacable battery.

I haven't opened up all the player to have a look inside, if there might be a replaceable battery inside or not.

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