The constraint on the cheap TV/DVD combo is the space it has to fit
into, which is triangular. The ideal screen would be 80cm x 45cm, with
the base of the isosceles at 80cm and the sides at 60cm.

Thankyou

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Request for Question Clarification by aceresearcher-ga on 09 Jun 2004 22:53 PDT

Greetings, cherry!

Can you specify what price range would qualify as "cheap"?

Thanks,

aceresearcher

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Clarification of Question by cherry-ga on 10 Jun 2004 12:44 PDT

Hello again, Ace

I think a couple if hundred pounds (Sterling)would be about right, but
less would be better.

Thank you

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Request for Question Clarification by aceresearcher-ga on 10 Jun 2004 13:12 PDT

Cherry,

Given that your specifications are in cm and £, it doesn't appear that
you live in the United States. It's necessary for us to know your
country of residence, since DVD players and DVDs are usually only
coded to work in the World Region where they are purchased (and
Internet vendors will often only ship within the country in which they
are located).

Can the unit be available for purchase on the Internet, or must it be
available at a brick storefront near where you live (if so, how
near?)?

In addition, the specified footprint space for the unit is quite
small. Would it be permissible for the unit to jut out several cm from
the edge of the triangular area?

Also, because the footprint must be so small, the unit must be small,
which means that the viewscreen size will be small. What minimum
diagonal measurement for the screen do you require (measured from
upper corner of screen on one side to lower corner of screen on the
other side)?

Thanks,

aceresearcher