Product comparison · 2 dvd/blu-ray players

Philips DVP3040 DivX DVD Player vs Philips DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player

Key differences

Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:100 dB
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:90 dB
Crosstalk (1kHz)
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:100 dB
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:70 dB
Distortion and noise (1kHz)
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:85 dB
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:65 dB
Dynamic range (1kHz)
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:90 dB
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:80 dB
Video formats supported
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:MPEG1, MPEG2
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:DIVX, MPEG1, MPEG2
Product colour
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:Silver
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:Grey
Karaoke
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:No
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:Yes
On Screen Display (OSD) languages
- DVP3040 DivX DVD Player:English, Spanish, French
- DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player:English, Polish, Russian

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Comparison of DVP3040/37, DVP5140K/51
58 specifications	A Philips DVP3040 DivX DVD Player Model DVP3040/37 View product	B Philips DVP5140K DivX Ultra Karaoke DVD Player Model DVP5140K/51 View product
Videoidentical
Aspect ratioKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	4:3, 16:9
Audio4 differ
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)Differs	100 dB	90 dB
Crosstalk (1kHz)Differs	100 dB	70 dB
Distortion and noise (1kHz)Differs	85 dB	65 dB
Dynamic range (1kHz)Differs	90 dB	80 dB
File formats1 differ
Video formats supportedDiffers	MPEG1, MPEG2	DIVX, MPEG1, MPEG2
Technical details3 differ
Product colourDiffers	Silver	Grey
KaraokeDiffers	No	Yes
On Screen Display (OSD) languagesDiffers	English, Spanish, French	English, Polish, Russian
Power2 differ
AC input voltageDiffers	110-240 V	230 V
AC input frequencyDiffers	50 - 60 Hz	50 Hz
Packaging dataidentical
Package dimensions (WxDxH)Known for one	415 x 320 x 82 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Other features1 differ
Set widthDiffers	36 cm	43.5 cm

A dash means the value is not stated by the source. Unknown values are never counted for or against a product, and there is no overall score.