This little baby weights in at just over 8 lbs wet. The front panel has most of the standard buttons found on today's DVD players. There will be no recitals of George Michael's Careless Whisper at my house, thank you very much. On the back, you will find clearly marked inputs and outputs. There is one each of component, s-video and composite video connections.
Audio connections consist of two analog outs and one coaxial digital connection.
The only animal missing from this party is the old toslink optical connection. Most people seem to prefer coaxial for the digital connection, but this may be a problem for owners of certain receivers that boast more toslink connections than coaxial. So while the player seems to be manufactured and assembled in China, there is a US business set up to distribute them. This is not uncommon practice in consumer electronics. I had heard that there was just a standard DVD-ROM drive in it.