There are so many televisions on the market today; how does one possibly choose which one to purchase? This is a common problem to be sure, and it only grows more difficult by the year. Of course, price is the most obvious answer and, if price is one's primary concern, then most of this article will seem irrelevant as it covers more in-depth features. For those who want more from a television, however, I will break down some of the more interesting things to consider when buying a new television today.

Primary Features

The most obvious features one should be looking for on a new 4K television are, naturally, size, brand, and price. These often go hand-in-hand- you can typically look at the price of a smaller brand's television then guess what larger ones will cost. Prices also vary widely based upon the brands of products, so

4K/UHD televisions have some features which, at this point, are fairly standard. First and foremost is HDR, or "High-Definition Range". This is a technology which notably improves a display's contrast, particularly in regard to darker parts of videos. HDR is quite common now, but is absolutely worth considering when shopping around.

Refresh rate is another commonly overlooked feature of televisions which can make a notable difference.

Secondary Features

One must always consider the number and type of connective ports available on the back of televisions when shopping around. This is a fairly obvious thing to consider, but not necessarily one which immediately comes to mind when picking out televisions. Specifically important are the number of HDMI ports and the presence, or lack thereof, of component capability. A lot of older devices, such as DVD players and video game consoles, require component cables to connect to televisions; adapters which can be expensive and bulky are otherwise required.

One should also consider how a TV will be displayed. Will it be mounted on the wall, or sitting on a TV stand? Will it need specific brackets to be mounted, or do they come with the television? These could be notable roadblocks down the line if not considered early enough. If a television has all of the features you desire while needing some extra work to be mounted, it could still be worth considering- if the price is right.

When shopping for a multisystem TV, it is vitally important to ensure that the television is, in fact, multisystem. Only certain retailers sell truly multisystem hardware; many have purchased TVs from Amazon only to be disappointed when it arrived and only worked in one region.

Conclusion

Ultimately, only you know what features you need most in your new multisystem 4K television. This article's goal has not been to tell you what is most important, but instead to provide ideas for what you might consider when shopping around. If you want to start shopping for a multisystem television, visit 220-Electronics.com. Run by experts in the field, 220-Electronics provides the best multisystem televisions at the best prices- guaranteed. Visit 220-Electronics.com today to get started!

The Samsung UA-55NU7100 from 220-Electronics.com is a high quality, multisystem television which follows in Samsung's tradition of producing top-notch televisions at decent prices. The UA-55NU7100 is feature-rich and offers a wonderful display at a reasonable price.

Samsung UA-55NU7100 Features:

The Samsung UA-55NU7100 is, as stated before, a 55" 4K/UHD (Ultra-HD) television; this means it comes with all of the features one has come to expect from similar televisions. The UA-55NU7100 boasts HDR support right out of the box, ready to provide praiseworthy contrast and color saturation for your favorite films, shows, and games.

Aside from 4K and HDR support, the UA-55NU7100 is, as one should anticipate, a smart TV. Its Smart TV features fall in line with those of other Samsung televisions, using their proprietary user interface as opposed to relying upon names such as Roku or Google Play. Despite this, they still offer all of the apps one would expect a Smart TV to have. Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Sling TV, Disney+, and many others are all available. Samsung's TV+ is also included, a service which provides free television to users. The downside to this is a limited selection of shows.

We never had any issues with the television regarding responsiveness or drops in picture quality. It was, throughout our time with it, consistent in its high quality. Samsung has not failed consumers in providing a television which will stun buyers!

Multisystem Modifications

As usual, all televisions bought at 220-Electronics.com feature multisystem support. This means that the UA-55NU7100 is usable around the world. All it takes to switch between regions is the push of a single button. Through this action, one can swap between different regions with ease. As a result, 220-Electronics' UA-55NU7100 is perfect for those who often move or travel for work- or, those who simply want a TV which will work outside of the USA.

Again, this is only true for models from 220-Electronics.com. Others will lack these features, instead simply working in a single region.

Conclusion

Ultimately, the Samsung UA-55NU7100 feels like a high-end model despite its extremely reasonable price point. With its multisystem modifications, the model from 220-Electronics surprised us with its versatility and consistent quality. This is a fantastic television with beautiful graphics and excellent 'smart' features.

If you are interested in purchasing a new television, such as the Samsung UA-55NU7100, check out 220-Electronics.com. If you desire a television  that is multisystem or region-free, 220-Electronics is your absolute best bet. 220-Electronics' expert staff custom-modify every television to function worldwide; you'll find prices which can't be beaten, too.

The Samsung UA82NU8000 82" 4K/UHD Smart TV, quite simply, blew us away. This is a massive, top of the line television that is built to amaze. While its price point is undoubtedly high, it is worth the cost. Those who seek the best-of-the-best can not go wrong here.

Samsung UA82NU8000 Features

The Samsung UA82NU8000 is loaded with the features one would expect from a high end television. It is, of course, a 4K/Ultra-HD TV. At 82 inches, it is also absolutely massive. This is the type of television one would get to fill a home theater's wall. On top of that, it also has HDR 10+ and Dolby Audio support. Connection-wise, it has four HDMI and two USB ports. This is plenty for most families, allowing computers, game consoles, and blu-ray players to all connect.

Most importantly, the UA82NU8000 is a smart television. All major streaming services are available through the television. Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video- all can be watched in beautiful 4K/UHD.

It is also worth noting that this is a beautiful television. It blends into environments seamlessly with its legs removed, but even with its stand it is gorgeous. The silver and black trim provide a clean, sophisticated look and its thin bezel makes the screen seem flawless.

Multisystem Modification

As with all televisions bought at 220-Electronics.com, this features multisystem support. This means that our UA82NU8000 is usable around the world. All it takes to switch between regions is the push of a button. By doing so, you swap between regions with ease. As a result, our UA82NU8000 is perfect for those who move or travel often for work- or, those who simply want a TV that will work outside of the USA.

Again, this is only true for models from 220-Electronics.com. Others will lack these features, instead simply working in a single region.

Conclusion

Overall, we adore the Samsung UA82NU8000. If you are interested in a multisystem UA82NU8000, you can purchase one today at 220-Electronics.com. This is the perfect television for those seeking a new device for a home theater or living room. That said, it is easily one of the highest quality TVs on the market at the moment. It is an investment, to be sure, but one that is worth making.

To purchase your own Samsung UA82NU8000 today, head to 220-Electronics.com. Our televisions are all multisystem and will provide you with an amazing viewing experience that lacks borders. Moving internationally? Contact the experts at 220-Electronics today for assistance with the devices you need.

The Samsung QE82Q60 is a massive 82" QLED UHD/4K Smart TV. It has been constructed from the ground-up to be an incredible addition to most home theaters. The model we are looking at today has been modified by the team at 220-Electronics.com to be multisystem and thus work perfectly in PAL/NTSC/SECAM countries.

Specifications

The Samsung QE82Q60 is, in essence, just the 82" model of the Samsung QLED Series 6. This means that its components are similar to those found in the other Series 6 QLED TVs, just stretched out and upgraded to fit the television's size.

The QE82Q60 is, of course, 82 inches and features the standard UHD/4K resolution of 3840x2160. The television also features HDR10+, Ultra Bright HDR, Mega Contrast, and Supreme UHD Dimming. Practically, the TV also features four HDMI ports and two USB ports so several devices can be connected simultaneously. Smart services and Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Airplay 2, and Apple TV are all built-in and ready to go after initial setup. The QE82Q60's upscaling technology is also fabulous, making 1080p video look notably better.

With all that said, the television itself is a lovely device which is retains its thin form while stretching its screen to a massive size. Its stand is both low-profile and removable- perfect for mounting on walls. On their website, Samsung suggests that it "blends into the environment". We found that to be accurate, as the television does blend in rather seamlessly in most rooms. For more information on general specifications, check out Samsung's official page for the QE82Q60. Note that televisions purchased through Samsung will not be region-free/multisystem.

It is also worth mentioning that its QLED feature make the QE82Q60's visuals stunning in motion. For a detailed breakdown on QLED versus OLED technologies, check out our recent article on the subject by clicking here. In essence, QLED is an advanced version of traditional LED technology. OLED, on the other hand, is more so its own thing but costs more on average.

Region Free/Multisystem Technology

220-Electronics has specifically modified the reviewed device to be region-free/multisystem. This means that it will work around the world by changing one's region settings at the press of a switch. Devices purchased from other websites are in no way guaranteed to work worldwide. 220-Electronics' televisions are guaranteed to be multisystem out of the box.

The multisystem features on this device are fantastic. At the press of a switch, one can swap regions without any issue. Working in 110, 220, and 240 volt regions, this is perfect for those who are moving or traveling.

Conclusion

We are generally big fans of Samsung TVs, and the QE82Q60 is no exception. We enjoyed its plethora of features, as well as its impressive size and build quality. The team wholly recommends this television to those who are seeking a large, high-quality UHD/4K TV for their home theater or living room. Its high price tag may seem intimidating to some, but in reality this is one of the best televisions on the market at its price point.

Again, those who wish to purchase a region-free or multisystem model would be best served by purchasing from 220-Electronics.com. Most websites will only feature standard models which work in a single, specific region. The experts at 220-Electronics.com personally modify every device to work around the world. Their guarantee makes it worth purchasing from them over others. Visit 220-Electronics or contact their team today to purchase one for yourself!

The Samsung UA-75NU7100 is a high-end television which features HDR10+, a 4K UHD display, a PQI of 1300, and a motion rate of 100. At 75", it looks absolutely stunning in any room but is perfect for larger spaces such as living rooms or dens. Complete with Samsung's suite of proprietary features such as OneConnect, this television is perfect for anyone who is already invested in Samsung's device ecosystem or simply looking for a new, quality viewing experience.

Size and Performance

This 75" television set will amaze you with its incredible image quality. Despite its size,

the 4K UHD display it boasts prevents the loss of image quality that often comes with size. The slim silhouette of the television is unique, and Samsung's own cable-management solutions reduce clutter in a clean and efficient manner. If you are not a big fan of replacing all of your favorite movies with newer, 4K versions, worry not; the

UA-75NU7100 features built-in 4K upscaling, outputting video at the highest quality

possible without it being truly 4K. This means that your favorite videos and games will

still benefit from the TV's UHD features, even if you have no upgraded them

Multisystem Compatibility

The Samsung UA-75NU7100 we carry is a multisystem model not available in retail stores. This TV has been modified to work with any voltage (from 110 to 240 volts) by professionals. As a result, it can be used anywhere in the world! From North America to Europe, China to Japan, and even in a yacht or RV. There's no need for a voltage converter. It also features internal Pal/NTSC/Secam conversion which makes it compatible for use anywhere in the world. You'll never need a video converter or any messy cables for this TV. The Samsung UA-75NU7100 is ready to be used around the world.

Other Features

While the UA-75NU7100 does feature a massive, impressive 4K display, it does have other features which will make it worth purchasing. As a Samsung Smart TV, it is Wi-Fi Ready and can connect to the internet in mere moments after plugging it in. It also is DLNA compatible, which means you can connect it to other devices throughout your home with minimal effort. Samsung's ConnectShare and OneConnect technologies are also built-in, allowing multiple Samsung devices to communicate freely including phones, watches, and more. Send videos to and from your phone without purchasing additional devices!

Another of this Samsung TV's unique features is the built-in "Steam Link". If you have a gaming computer, it is possible to stream games from your PC to your television over Wi-Fi. Now, you are able to take your games with you to the living room with no issue, perfect for spending time with friends and family over your favorite video games.

Learn more about the multisystem Samsung UA-75NU7100 today, and get your own before they are out of stock. Remember, these specially modified units are not available in stores. Contact our fantastic customer support team if you are moving to another country and need help choosing devices. As specialists in Region-Free and Multisystem electronics with over 35 years of experience, you can buy from 220-Electronics with confidence and join our thousands of happy and loyal customers from around the globe.

-The 220-Electronics Team

While Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and other video-streaming services have grown exponentially in popularity throughout the last decade, they have failed to kill the DVD and Blu-ray markets. Despite their ease of access, they fail in ways which physical media have not and never will. I would like to take a moment and discuss the reasons why physical media will never die, even in the face of digital content streaming.

Audio/Visual Quality

When it comes to digital content streaming, there is typically some loss in terms of quality. This is based upon the service used, the amount one pays, and internet connection quality. While you certainly can stream HD content, it is less reliable than what one will receive from a Blu-ray disc. This is even more true when it comes to 4K content, as it requires phenomenal download speeds to acquire beautiful, seamless 4K video over the internet. Physical media, on the other hand, is capable of pulling off incredible visuals with little effort; the advent of 4K and 3D movies has proven that, as they are limited almost entirely to Blu-ray discs outside of few exceptions.

Streaming is notoriously harsh when it comes to audio quality. Even dedicated music-streaming services such as Spotify struggle with this problem, and while some services have found ways to get around some limitations, the general rule is this: digital audio quality is lower than that of physical, and streaming audio quality is lower than that seen on, say, a CD or vinyl. A part of this is the 'bitrate' of an audio track, or the amount of data stored in a single second of its file. The higher this number is, the better audio quality one will receive; in most digital audio files, the bitrate is 256 kbps (kilobits per second), while Dolby TrueHD has a maximum possible bitrate of 18 mbps (megabytes per second). Most audio tracks will never reach that lofty of a goal; the audio bitrate from Blu-ray discs has the potential to be a whopping seventy times higher than that seen through streaming services.

 

Building a Collection

Collectors will also never fully move to digital content, much less that seen on streaming services. Companies often sell 'collector's editions' of popular media. These might include special boxes, bonus merchandise for fans, special features, or other unique bonuses that are pertinent to fans. These are quite popular, particularly for television shows and films with dedicated fan-bases. As an example, the "Middle-Earth Collector's Edition" contains 30 Blu-ray discs which contain the entire Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. It includes dozens of hours of bonus content, extended, and cut scenes. This collection also contains digital downloads of each film, a unique box which presents the discs in the form of books, an art book containing sketches and concept art for the film, and more. While pricey, this is a must-have for fans of The Lord of the Rings and as such will sell well; streaming might be convenient, but it will never replace the sorts of bonuses seen in this example.

 

Ownership

It is essential to note what is perhaps the largest advantage of physical media over streaming services: not everything is available through streaming. There is a massive amount of content in the world which has not, and never will, be on any streaming platform. Even worse, the shows that you enjoy today might be removed at any time! On their website, Netflix writes:

"Netflix licenses TV shows and movies from studios and content providers around the world, and those licenses can expire if we don't renew them."

Netflix asserts they first check to see if the rights are still available and analyze a show's popularity and cost. They then discern any seasonal or localized factors which might be relevant. These explain how Netflix, among other streaming services, lose content that you might be a fan of. Popular content is not safe from this either, as their removal of Doctor Who in 2018 will show that even significant shows might end up nonrenewable. This is where Blu-rays and DVDs can come into play; fans of TV shows and movies will always want to have a permanent way through which to watch their favorites. Ultimately, streaming is an unreliable means through which to do so. When using a streaming service, you naturally do not *own* that video; even purchased digital versions of films have this issue. What would happen if you lost hundreds of dollars worth of films due to Vudu going out of business? This is an extreme example, of course, but serves to illustrate the shortfalls of digital content. Plus, Blu-rays typically contain digital copies of their content in question. This is typically free and serves as an additional bonus to purchasing a physical copy.

 

Physical Media Will Never Die

Digital media downloads and content streaming are obviously not going anywhere for the foreseeable future. They do, of course, serve as wonderful supplemental forms of entertainment. Having a wealth of content at your fingertips, ready to stream at any time, is a uniquely contemporary concept. This will only continue to grow in coming years. Physical media will never be left behind, despite this new technology. Collectors and fans will always want to purchase their favorite films and shows, whether it be for the unique bonuses, security, consistency, or quality found only in physical media. I, for one, am excited to see what the future holds for physical media.

Shop for region free Blu-ray and DVD players today, and recall just how amazing it can be to own your own movies and television shows!

-The 220 Electronics Team

High Dynamic Range, or "HDR", is a technology which has become extremely popular recently. You have almost certainly heard of it if you have been shopping for televisions in the last five or so years, but you might not have known what it means- or, how it works. I am here to disambiguate the term and explain why it is a significant technology in terms of consumer displays.

What Does it Do?

HDR processes images on a screen as they are output, rendering improved shadows and highlights. It also provides a much better range of colors in the images it produces, providing an extremely detailed picture with deep blacks and bright whites. This began as a technology utilized in photography during the 1990s, sought after as a means through which to enhance the quality of images in a way that did not necessarily rely upon technique. It also provides improved contrast, which has traditionally been a major problem in photography. In televisions, this improved contrast simply serves as a way to provide a better image than normally possible for viewers.

 

HDR Content

It is important to note that, while an HDR-compatible TV will likely have an excellent image in general, not all content is made with this technology in mind. In particular, older content will likely lack compatibility and thus will not have the beautiful colors and contrast found in actual HDR content. Despite this, it is extremely easy to find compatible content today. Netflix and Amazon Prime both offer support, and most Blu-rays will as well. The F 4 and Xbox One S (and Xbox One X) both support HDR for videos and video games. Despite it not working with 100% of video content in the world, it should be supported by nearly anything made in the last decade.

 

[caption id="attachment_1466" align="aligncenter" width="740"] Image Courtesy of 4K.com.[/caption]

What About 4K?

This is an important distinction: HDR and 4K are not synonymous. They often do go hand-in-hand, though, as many 4K televisions do support the technology. If one were to have to choose, 4K is always going to be a more significant upgrade than HDR, as it works best when seen in conjunction with 4K content. In non-UHD settings it still provides an improved image quality, but it will not be as mind-blowingly gorgeous without high quality, Ultra HD content.

Are you interested in televisions which feature UHD and/or HDR technologies? Are you looking for Televisions which support worldwide content and will work anywhere? 220-Electronics.com has an incredible selection of Multi-System TVs with prices that cannot be beaten.

As much as I adore 4K, I have to admit that there often is a noticeable barrier to entry: price. It is due to this that I find it worthwhile to hunt down amazing deals on 4K televisions; I require that they be well-made, of reputable brands, readily available, and at reasonable prices. With those requirements in mind, the Samsung UA-40KU6000 fits the bill.

Features

The Samsung UA-40KU6000 is a 40 inch multi-system television which, as noted, features a stunning 4K/UHD/Ultra HD display. On top of that, it also features HDR Premium technology, providing an incredible, vibrant image which dazzles with the depth of its colors. If you have not experienced HDR, it will likely surprise you. We will soon be posting an article explaining the technology in-depth, but in short it amplifies the detail of highlights and shadows in any scene. Its ultimate goal is to mimic the human eye, and thus provide a much greater level of detail, a higher range of colors, and more interesting shadows than what can be seen on normal (SDR) televisions.

 

 

While we have discussed 4K technology thoroughly in the past, it is worth noting its significance in this case. For less than $500, this TV has 4x the PPI (Pixels per Inch) of a normal 40" HD TV. The image quality is amazing, with absurd levels of detail and a fluid motion that almost has to be seen to be believed. It is honestly quite shocking at first. Another crucial feature is that the UA-40KU6000 will upscale non-4K videos to 4K resolutions. If your favorite movie is not available in 4K, that is perfectly fine because the TV itself will scale it the video to fit!

The Samsung UA-40KU6000, of course, a smart TV. Using Samsung's in-house Smart TV technology, one can stream digital content through services such as Netflix or Hulu without having to purchase an additional device. Samsung's Smart Hub technology also allows the TV to sync up with other Samsung devices in your home, specifically a Samsung Galaxy phone. While not an essential part of using the UA-40KU6000, it is a nice bonus for those who are already Samsung fans.

 

Multisystem?

We love the UA-40KU6000, and we hope that you will too. A crucial feature of the Samsung UA-40KU6000, if purchased from 220-Electronics.com, is its ability to perform worldwide. That's right: Pal, NTSC, and Secam are all compatible. This is not a feature that is guaranteed from other distributors, which is what makes the 220-Electronics version so special. Our prices are also unbeatable, so if you are looking for an amazing, low-cost 4K TV that will work worldwide, purchase one now!

-The 220-Electronics Team

What is a Multi-System TV?

What is a Multi-system TV? That's a good question! Multi-system TVs are units that have been professionally modified for global functionality. They're designed to work with any voltage (110 to 240 volts) and with any color system (Pal, NTSC, or Secam), giving you more flexibility than the standard models that are manufactured to work only in the regions in which they're sold. They also work with any type of cable or satellite TV service, because the internal Pal/NTSC/Secam conversion ensures that the TV is compatible with the signal being delivered from the service provider. There's no need for a voltage transformer or video converter - just plug and play, anywhere in the world. If you're traveling for trade shows, relocating overseas, or looking for a specific brand and model that you cannot find locally, a Multi-system TV is the perfect solution.

 

What Brands and Models Are Available?

Multi-system TVs are available in nearly any brand and model you can imagine. They're not sold in major department stores, but the retailers who modify and sell Multi-system TVs can modify any model out there and usually have a great selection. From smaller 32-inch models up to the monstrous 70-inch TVs, and from basic 1080p HD to a 4K Ultra-HD Smart TV with Wi-Fi, there's a broad range of options to choose from. You're sure to find something that suits your home theater needs.

 

How Much Does a Multi-System TV Cost?

Since a Multi-system TV has been modified by a third-party and features extra functionality, there is an additional cost over the traditional model of the same TV. However, the cost isn't excessive and it's actually well worth the investment if you need the extra flexibility. To give a decent comparison, you can buy the LG 65UH603U 65" Multi-system 4K Smart TV for $1,439. The regular model on LG's website is $1,299 so you're only paying about $140 more for full global functionality from a 65-inch Smart TV - not a bad deal at all. In fact, depending where you live, you might be able to buy the multisystem model from our online store and have it shipped to your door for the same price as buying the normal model at a local store.

 

Do Multi-System TVs Feature a Warranty?

Most manufacturers don't honor the factory warranty on a TV that has been modified by a third-party. However, any reliable and honest retailer of Multi-system TVs will have faith in their work and offer the same or similar warranty to that of the manufacturer. Usually this is limited to a 1-year warranty, the same offered by a manufacturer.

 

Where Can I Shop for Multi-System TVs?

Again, Multi-system TVs are not available in major department stores and electronics retailers. It's important to purchase a model that's specifically advertised as multi-system and to purchase from a reputable retailer. Many people see a certain model of TV available from a multi-system retailer online, and then purchase that same model in a local store only to be disappointed that what they bought doesn't feature multi-system capability. The only units that feature multi-system capabilities are the models that have been modified - after the factory - for this special functionality. To shop a huge selection of Multi-system TVs from the comfort of your home, take a trip over to our website. You can learn more about the different models and find something with the features you're looking for. We guarantee the lowest prices and we'll ship to nearly any country in the world.

 

The DVD Region system is used to control which DVD movies play on which DVD Players. The DVD regions are broken down as follows:

DVD Region Codes	Blu-ray Region Codes
Code  | Where 1  | USA & Canada 2  | Europe & Japan 3  | South East Asia 4  | Latin America & Australia 5  | Russia, Rest of Asia and Africa 6  | China 8  | International Venues, Cruise Ships, Planes, etc.	Where  | Code Americas, East and South East Asia  | A Europe, Africa, Oceania, Middle East, French territories, Greenland  | B Central and South Asia, Mongolia, Russia, and People's Republic of China  | C

 

What does all this 'DVD region coding' mean?

This means that DVD movies from DVD Region 1 (USA & Canada) WILL NOT play on a DVD player regions 2-6. Effectively Region 1 DVD discs play only on Region 1 DVD players, Region 2 DVD discs play only on Region 2 DVD players and so on.

 

Why are there 6 DVD regions?

Movies are released on DVD at different times around the world, typically America and Canada first, Australia and Japan 6 months later, and Europe 12 months after US release. In some instances, DVD movies are available for purchase in America and Canada before they are released in European cinemas.

Due to the high quality of DVD and the movie release system used by Hollywood, 5 regions were established to prevent people from watching Region 1 movies before they were released on Regions 2-6.

DVD Censorship between countries also plays a part, another reason for DVD region coding.

 

What can I do to solve this problem?

220 Electronics specializes in Region Free DVD Players and Region Free Blu-ray Players that play DVD and Blu-ray movies from DVD Regions 1 thru 6 and Blu-Ray Regions 1, 2 and 3. Guaranteed 100%, giving you the freedom to watch any DVD movie, censored or uncensored, without having to wait up to 12 months for the official release in your country.

 

How do you make a DVD player region free / multi-region / Code-Free?

Our custom chipping process ensures your DVD or Blu-ray player plays every region disc available, using our custom DVD Region chip design. Our qualified technical staff modify and test your DVD player 100% with all DVD and/or Blu-ray egions before leaving our warehouse.

 

What if the movie studios put a DVD region protection system into the movie disc?

The DVD region protection system, 'RCE' was introduced 8 years ago, and all our DVD players play RCE discs 100%. So far no other 'new' protection system is possible other than RCE due to the way the DVD region format works. Our players play all protected 'RCE' DVD discs.

 

Enjoy the freedom that 220 Electronics offers, the freedom to watch any DVD movie from anywhere, Code-Free / Region Free!

Our DVD and Blu-ray Players play all movies from all regions, Guaranteed for Life!