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AGPTek Mini HD Media Player - Play from USB/SD to any HDMI / Composite / S/PDIF Device

Episode 515
August 2, 2017

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Possibly the easiest solution for playing video files, image slideshows and music on any TV, this little low-powered device is ideal for the rec room, cottage, church or business lobby, wedding reception, or anywhere else you need to play videos or slideshows without interruption or complicated setup.

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