Product comparison · 2 dvd/blu-ray players

Philips PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player vs Philips PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player

Key differences

Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:84 dB
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:80 dB
RMS rated power
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:10 W
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:5 W
Master carton depth
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:28.4 cm
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:31.5 cm
Width
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:210 mm
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:195 mm
Depth
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:178 mm
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:153 mm
Height
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:39 mm
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:38 mm
Weight
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:1 kg
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:0.71 g
Package width
- PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player:274 mm
- PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player:230 mm

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Comparison of PD7007/51, PD7010/78
22 specifications	A Philips PD7007/51 DVD/Blu-Ray player Model PD7007/51 View product	B Philips PD7010/78 DVD/Blu-Ray player Model PD7010/78 View product
Audio2 differ
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)Differs	84 dB	80 dB
RMS rated powerDiffers	10 W	5 W
Technical details1 differ
Master carton depthDiffers	28.4 cm	31.5 cm
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	210 mm	195 mm
DepthDiffers	178 mm	153 mm
HeightDiffers	39 mm	38 mm
WeightDiffers	1 kg	0.71 g
Displayidentical
DisplayKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	LCD
Packaging data3 differ
Package widthDiffers	274 mm	230 mm
Package depthDiffers	84 mm	100 mm
Package heightDiffers	254 mm	255 mm
Other features1 differ
Display diagonal (metric)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	18 cm
Case or master carton weightDiffers	5.1 kg	3.9 kg
Packaging contentidentical
Carrying caseKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	No
Logistics data4 differ
Master (outer) case widthDiffers	262 mm	240 mm
Master (outer) case lengthDiffers	284 mm	315 mm
Master (outer) case heightDiffers	272 mm	270 mm
Master (outer) case gross weightDiffers	5.1 g	3.9 g

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