Portable Video Devices

American Voices

Portable Video Devices

October 10, 2005 | ISSUE 41•40

Portable DVD players and multiple-function devices such as Sony's PSP and Nokia's N-Gage are making it possible to watch pre-recorded video anywhere. What do you think?

Just what I need: a way to take my living room with me on the few occasions that I actually leave it.

Gene Busby
Scrap Dealer
At last, Americans can watch TV all day long and still maintain the active and outdoorsy lifestyle they've always theoretically wanted!

Hannah Bell
Systems Analyst
Now I finally have something to do on the long walk from my parking space to the theater.

Clay Mannfield
Vintner

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