Casio EV-660

Casio TV-970

Well call me sad, but I do like to keep up with Coronation Street, and this is not easy to do from a campsite. With this little TV, however, it's not a problem. The 2.5" screen is ample for a decent view of what is going on, and the sound quality is excellent. The picture reception is of course dependent upon the signal strength in the area, but I have found that in some areas you can even get away without extending the aerial. The tuning works via a left/right button which scrolls through the available channels. Mercifully the sound silences while this is going on so you don't get deafened by the snow sound. There is no colour adjuster, but the ...

Casio TV-880

not win a beauty contest, but are not necessarily unattractive. The antenna folds down beside the body and fits snugly, so it won't snag on your clothing. Casio has made several pockets T.V and you will notice that the more expensive models have more of a design. But don’t look to deep in design, as many of the expensive models are weaker in areas and have a lot of problem! (So I have heard)! SOUND QUALITY The sound out of this unit is really load. Just im agine that there was no screen what would you get a radio. The sound signal come through the unit very strong and can ...