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Media player?

hdl · 2014-08-28 16:17:31

I'm thinking of buying a media player, but to be honest, I'm not the most technically minded person, and not too sure what I need to look for in it. I have two tvs that I'd possibly use it with. One has a usb slot and hdmi slot, the other has no usb, but several hdmi slots. The movies, etc that I want to play are in…

28-08-2014 5:17pm

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hdl

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I'm thinking of buying a media player, but to be honest, I'm not the most technically minded person, and not too sure what I need to look for in it. I have two tvs that I'd possibly use it with. One has a usb slot and hdmi slot, the other has no usb, but several hdmi slots. The movies, etc that I want to play are in various formats, mostly mp4, mkv, avi at a quick glance.

Would something like this do the job? --> Apparently I can't post a link, but it's a Sumvision Cyclone Micro2 on Amazon for £21.99

Also there's a version 4 of this available for £40.35, is there any reason why I'd need the latest version or would the older one work just as well?

Thanks for any help.

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