I recently bought a Panasonic DVD-lv50, their second generation 5 inch player, and it is the best and smallest player you can get, even today. People today are focused on bigger screens, but when watching a movie you get lost in it and soon forget the screen is so small. If you want a simple, good quality portable player, the lv50 can be found on eBay for about 50 bucks.
Only recently I have began looking for another DVD player to replace this one, and only because the screen is cracked(but it still works). I am focusing on higher resolution screens, you need a higher resolution if you go with a bigger screen, but you must be willing to pay for it.
I see some players now have 1080 displays, but don't forget DVD tops out at 720 lines of resolution soanything more is a waste of money. Although Panasonic still makes great players, toshiba is now taking the lead for best screen quality.
So that is the answer, Panasonic made the first portable DVD player.
1993
The first DVD player ever made was in 1996
The 2002 honda Odessey was the first with factory DVD players.
it was made in 1995 NH
The first DVD players were introduced in Japan and also Canada in November 1996, and DVD players were first available in the United States in March 1997. The first commercially available DVD player in the United States was the Sony DVP-S7000 in 1997 produced at Sony's Terre Haute Indiana plant, the cost was $970 USD.
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Japan
Sony was the first company to offer a DVD player for sale in the United States.
wii = DVD player and was released before ps3 = blue ray and was released after ... gosh
japan?
DVD Player
You have to convert your video to DVD format at first, and then add DVD menu to it, otherwise your burned DVD cannot play on normal DVD player.