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Moxi has launched new HD DVR. Inside this rectangular beauty, you will find the following :-
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Mitsubishi has a new Blu-ray recorder known as the DVR-BF2000, and it will feature the following hard-hitting specifications :-
The DVR-BF2000 receiver enables one to record a couple of programs simultaneously, while you continue to view another channel.
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Gateway has yet another Intel Core i7-powered desktop for the masses – this time round it will be the FX6800-05 that will wow the crowd. You will not only get a speedy 2.93GHz i7-940 processor, you will also get a whopping 6GB of DDR3 1066MHz memory as well as ATI Radeon HD4870 X2 video cards for all your entertainment needs.
Other features and specifications include :-
You will be able to pick up the Gateway FX6800-05 Gaming PC from $2,999.99 upwards, depending on the configuration.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...iLive aims to liven up your living room with the IH328B 2-CD Home Music System. It comes with a motorized door that opens up to reveal a couple of CD slots, in addition to a dock for your precious iPod.
Doubling up as a charger when docked, the iLive IH328B comes with a remote control. Features include a Digital Clock, AM/FM radio, and Station Memory Presets.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Samsung has issued an update for its BD-P1500 Blu-ray player that will feature Live-capable firmware. In order to update the firmware, you can do so through the player’s graphical user interface or via Samsung’s website.
Needless to say, there is much more work involved in the latter route as you will then need to burn the downloaded update onto a CD before BD Live can be enabled.
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The Sony BDP-S300 is first Sub-$200 Blu-Ray Player and although you can’t expect it to have all the bells and whistles of players that cost twice the price, you should wonder if you really have the home theater setup that will exploit the high-end features offered by more advanced players like better sound playback, better image filtering and advanced connectivity.
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With HD DVD being out of the picture for nearly a year already, more and more hardware manufacturers are crawling from underneath their protective shelters to dip their toes into the world of Blu-ray.
Integra is the latest to do so with their DBS-6.9 Blu-ray player that has begun to ship, featuring :-
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...With the amount of netbooks flooding the market these days, it makes perfect sense to pick up a portable DVD drive since you’ll still need to install new programs as well, and not all of those are downloadable online nor do they come in a USB flash drive.
This is also great for you to make quick backups from your netbook onto a DVD, as it supports DVD-RAM 5X, DVD-R 8X and CD-R/RW 24X formats. Powered by USB, the portable Buffalo DVD Multi-Drive measures a mere 141mm x 23mm x 155mm. You can pick one up for approximately $80.
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Aquos BD-HDV22 is a Blu-ray player that is placed side-by-side with a VHS tape player recorder, just in case you have a moldy collection of VHS tapes that you want to bring out for a spin for one last time. Other features include a 250GB hard drive and burning capability. Of course, folks who have no need for the VHS part can always choose the BD-HD22 that comes with just the hard drive and Blu-ray player/burner.
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LG is gearing up to release their stylish DVS450H DVD player, which can be setup horizontally, vertically, or even mounted on a wall. The HDMI connection of the DVS450H allows for the full HD resolution of up to 1080p, and has a USB port for users to connect an external hard drive or USB port. Formats that the DVS450H supports include DVD, CD, DivX, MP3, WMA, JPEG, DivX HD and Xvid-H. Release is scheduled for October 2008, and will have a SRP (suggested retail price) of about $238.
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