Ford 1962 reviews

Call Waiting - A feature that allows a user to be notified of another incoming call while a call is already in progress, and gives the user the ability to answer the second call while the first call remains on hold.

Electronic Skip Protection (ESP) - A feature that prevents interrupted play in case of shock or vibration, because a digital chip stores CD data (music) in advance.

High Speed Search - The ability to visually search for a specific segment of a video at a faster speed than normal (usually 7 to 21 times faster).

Interoperability - This refers to the ability of a system or a product to work with other systems or products without special effort on the part of the customer. For example, interoperability would be required for a digital television set to be plugged into a VCR that is plugged into cable with all the components working together.

Sleep Timer - Used to set a time period after which the unit automatically turns off.

Solid State Sensor - The use of chip technology (MOS or Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor and CCD or Charged Couple Device) to produce images. Pixels are the individual sensors making up the solid state device.

Vertical Position Adjustment - Allows you to raise or lower the image on the screen to suit you viewing preference.