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First ever Freeview HD and DVD recorder

[System Reviews» News and reviews of PC systems] The DMR-EH60 is the first ever hard drive and DVD recorder to feature a digital TV tuner - required for picking up Freeview’s 50-odd TV and radio stations - instead of an old skool analogue tuner.

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HDTV PVR poll results

 [HD Beat] There aren't that many standalone HD PVR units out there yet, although this is clearly a growing segment. With so few choices, the standalones are much more expensive and can't compete with the integrated set-top receiver and recorder.

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Posted at 11:51 AM

August 22, 2005

First ever Freeview HD and DVD recorder

[System Reviews» News and reviews of PC systems] The DMR-EH60 is the first ever hard drive and DVD recorder to feature a digital TV tuner - required for picking up Freeview’s 50-odd TV and radio stations - instead of an old skool analogue tuner.

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Posted at 11:57 AM

HDTV PVR poll results

 [HD Beat] There aren't that many standalone HD PVR units out there yet, although this is clearly a growing segment. With so few choices, the standalones are much more expensive and can't compete with the integrated set-top receiver and recorder.

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Posted at 11:51 AM

SnapStream Media Announces Beyond TV 4

[Gadget News] No doubt HDTV support will be the thing that causes the greatest excitement, but given how few people actually have HDTV right now, I’m thinking that DivX support is really the best new feature. Beyond TV 4 will enable you to watch live TV while recording direct to DivX format and will come with the necessary encoders and decoders.

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Posted at 11:44 AM

OpenTV’s Interesting Middleware

[HDBlog.net] OpenTV is a company that sells to other companies like Foxtel in Australia, British Sky Broadcasting in England, and the Dish Network in the States. They create middleware products for cable and satellite companies to use and provide to their customers.

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Posted at 11:40 AM

August 04, 2005

TV in the future

 [TV Squad] Andrew Kantor, writing for USA Today, has an interesting opinion piece about the future of television. Kantor compares the "get what you want"

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Posted at 07:02 AM

End of the Affair: Why I'm Dumping TiVo

[The Malcontent] Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (1) Simpsons' Guest Voices Revealed If you are as tired as we are of waiting until November for...

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Posted at 07:00 AM