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Yes - (2) HDMI input - No - 16:9 Widescreen Display - 16 - 42 Inch Car LCD Monitor
16"- 42" universal car LCD monitors are designed to be used mainly in RVs and Limos We have the largest selection of Large Universal car lcd monitors.
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Axess TVD1801-13 13" HD LED TV with AC/DC power adapter and built in DVD$149.99Out of stock- 13 inch LED TV and DVD combo
- 1366 x 768 Max Resolution
- Built in DVD player
- 12 volt - 24 Volt DC Power
- Integrated HDTV (ATSC) Tuner
- High performance wide 16:9 aspect ratio
- Two HDMI inputs
- VGA input
- Dimensions 13-5/8"W X 10-1/8"H (without the stand) and 13-5/8"W X 11-3/8"H (with stand)
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Axess TVD1801-19 19" HD LED TV with AC/DC power adapter and built in DVD$203.99Out of stock- 19 inch LED TV and DVD combo
- 1366 x 768 Max Resolution
- Built in DVD player
- 12 volt - 24 Volt DC Power
- Integrated HDTV (ATSC) Tuner
- High performance wide 16:9 aspect ratio
- Two HDMI inputs
- VGA input
- Dimensions 18"W X 11 3/4"H (without the stand) and 18"W X 13"H (with stand)
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Axess TVD1801-22 22" HD LED TV with AC/DC power adapter and built in DVD$213.99Out of stock- 22 inch LED TV and DVD combo
- 1920 x 1080 Max Resolution
- Built in DVD
- 12V DC Power
- Integrated HDTV (ATSC) Tuner
- High performance wide 16:9 aspect ratio
- Dimensions 21"W X 13 1/2"H (without the stand) and 21"W X 14 3/4"H (with stand)
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