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Based on NEW Realtek RTD1186DD (750Mhz) DUAL BOOT XDS1003D - Full HD (HD 1920x1080p) media player based on Realtek RTD1186DD chipset. Supported formats: DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD MPEG1/2/4, DivX, HDV, HDTV, AVCHD(H.264), MKV, MP3, WMA, FLAC. 3.5” HDD SATA, HDMI 1.4 with full specification 3D and Blu-ray support, Audio Analog 2.0/Digital, Gigabit LAN1000-baseT, web browser ( Flash support). Compatible with standard USB keyboard and mouse. Fast switch between Android and RTD OS. The newest SDK 4.5. Specifications Chipset: Video codecs: Realtek RTD1186DD (Dolby & DTS licenses) H.264 / MPEG 1,2,4(DivX, Xvid) / VCD / SVCD / DVD / WMV9 / M-JPEG Blu-ray: (640x480x30p; 848x480x10p) / RealVideo 8, 9, 10 (до 1280x720) Blu-ray menu full support Audio formats: Video connections: WAV [.wav, .pcm] / ADIF, ADTS [.aac] /M4A [.m4a] / OGG [.ogg] / HDMI ver. 1.4 (3D support) / Component / Composite ASF / WMA [.asf, .wma] / FLAC [.flac] / RealAudio[.rm, .ra, .rmvb] Audio connections: Audio codecs: HDMI ver. 1.4 / Analog (stereo) / SPDIF (Optical & Coaxial) MPEG 1/2 Audio Layers I, II, and III (MP3) / Dolby Digital(R) (AC-3) / DTS/ LAN: DTS-HD / Dolby TrueHD / PCM / MPEG-2/4 / AAC LC and HE Microsoft Ethernet 1000-baseT WMA and WMA Pro / FLAC Sampling rates: 8, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, USB: 48, 96KHz / DTS 6 ch / LPCM, ADPCM, RA-cook USB 3.0 Flash/HDD devices, USB WiFi Subtitles: HDD: MicroDVD [.sub] / SubRip [.srt] / Sub Station Alpha [.ssa] / Sami [.smi] SATA I/II 3.5” HDD, USB HDD Photo: File system: JPEG / GIF / BMP / PNG Read and write – NTFS/FAT32/EXT3 WiFi: Network: WiFi module (optional) FTP, UPnP, Samba Video formats: MKV [.mkv, .mka] / ASF / WMV [.asf, .wmv] / MOV / MP4 [.mov, .mp4] / MPEG [.ts, .tp, .m2ts, .mpg] / AVI [.avi, divx] / RealVideo [.rm, .rmvb] / Flash Video[.flv] www.iconbit.com LAN (RJ-45) SPDIF (optical) HDMI 1.4 DC in Compisite video out WiFi (optional) Cooler Component video out SPDIF (coaxial) WiFi (optional) SD/SDHC/MS card reader USB 2.0 USB 3.0 www.iconbit.com.

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