GPX

Buying Guide: Choosing a GPX Model

Clock Radios and Alarms
GPX offers digital AM/FM clock radios. The C224B has snooze and sleep functions, programmable station memory, a digital volume control, dual alarms, a red LED display and remembers your last settings, and the C253B is a plug-in unit.

CD, DVD and Boombox Players
GPX makes CD players, a CD and boombox combination with AM/FM radio and an aux input, and DVD players, with the D200B offering progressive scan and a digital output. The DH300B DVD player is designed to deliver 720p, 1080i or 1080p resolutions to match your HDTV, and it is sold as a pack of 2.

Portable Radios and Projectors
GPX offers portable and wireless radios, including the R300S, which has an LCD display and an armband for workouts. GPX projectors show 720p images on a 140-inch screen and connect through HDMI, USB or a Bluetooth speaker.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does GPX make?
GPX offers clock radios, CD and DVD players, portable and wireless radios, a programmable TV tuner and remote, and 720p projectors. These cover home listening, movie nights and listening on the go.

How do I choose the right model?
Pick by how you plan to use it: a clock radio for alarms, a boombox or portable radio for listening on the go, a DVD player for discs and HDTV viewing, or a projector for a large screen. For a DVD player, check the resolutions your HDTV supports and the connection your TV uses. Measure your space before choosing a projector.

Can a GPX projector play sound through a speaker?
Yes. The 720p projectors with a 140-inch screen can connect to a Bluetooth speaker for sound, while an HDMI cable or USB drive supplies the images. Check the ports on your device before buying a cable.