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Review: Reddmango Angora VX435 PVP - Computeractive

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A review of the Reddmango Angora VX435 portable video player has been posted over at Computeractive. 'The Angora VX435 can play music (MP3 and WMA) and video (AVI, Divx, Mpeg and others) files, and includes a 120GB hard disk on which to store them. The 3.5in widescreen display is clear and quite sharp, and the built-in speaker is loud enough to listen in our office, although there is of course a headphone socket (the speaker is rather tinny, making it unsuitable for music). Files can be copied to it using the supplied USB cable. The menu system is well laid out and easy to follow - it's navigated with the small joystick to the right of the screen. Sound quality is excellent through a decent pair of headphones, although the ones supplied are not particularly good.'

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