This would be ggrr8t for a kids room, dorm, etc... It sez it even has an ipod dock. woot GGRR8T reviews on amazon Amazon.com Product Description The ultimate in both style and performance, the Philips HTS3544 Home Theater System pumps out 1000 total watts of Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro-Logic II, and DTS surround-sound to deliver a truly theater-like audio/video experience. The progressive-scan DVD player upconverts to 1080i HD resolution and also plays DivX encoded media files on a variety of media formats. It also features a docking cradle that both plays and charges iPod and GoGear media players, as well as USB Direct connectivity that displays photos and plays music directly from USB flash drives.
Product Description Video upscaling to 1080i / Easy docking of portable media / DTS Dolby Digital / Pro Logic II Surround Sound / USB Direct / Full Size 435mm center speaker
Not trying to threadcrap but I have a similar Philips system I bought for $100 refurb from their outlet a couple years ago. Just keep in mind that the impressive 1000 watts isn't quite what you'd expect and by no means a measure of quality. Bass is definitely punchy but like someone said earlier, would be good for a kids room or a small setup where audio quality isn't as important.
You do get what you pay for, but this is not bad for a kids room or college dorm. Hey, you would pay at least $50 for just the upconverting dvd player (which is really all I need), so the rest is a steal at $50 IMO...
dead now, but had lottsa features for the buck, IPOD docking, usb port to wathc pictures thru to TV, while playing music. OF course this is not a high end player, to say the bass is not that good is....well it was 99 bucks.
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