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  July 31st 2008

  Reviews Pioneer DVR-560HX

  Cool in appearance, the DVR-560HX (the black variant, certainly) has clearly been designed to complement Pioneer?s other AV components.

  Related categories : Dvd-recorders

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  February 5th 2008

  Reviews Pioneer DVR-112

  Pioneer is carving a name for itself as a manufacturer of quality, sensibly priced drives. The recording speeds on offer here are an improvement over previous products, making DVR-112 an excellent upgrade choice.

  Related categories : Optical-drives

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  July 26th 2007

  Reviews Sagem DVR62160

  Since it dropped out of the TV market last year, French company Sagem's reputation in the home cinema arena is now restricted to digital TV set-top boxes. It's got plenty of experience in this arena and the DVR62160 is at the top of its value-busting range

  Related categories : Digital-tv-receivers

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  February 26th

  News Iomega's DVR Expander to work with Pace STBs

  Iomega today announced that the Iomega DVR Expander Drive is certified for compatibility with Pace Americas cable set-top boxes and digital video recorders. The Iomega DVR Expander Drive expands users' digital video recorder (DVR) storage capacity by as much as 300 hours of standard-definition TV or 60 hours of high-definition TV. The Iomega DVR Expander Drive also enables certain Pace Americas cable set-top boxes without an internal hard drive to function as a full featured DVR.

  Related categories : Recording , Tv , Hdtv

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  March 18th 2008

  News Apple TV DVR worth 'billions', says analyst

  Apple could walk away with 'billions' if the company releases an Apple TV DVR, says American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu. His comments were made in response to the recently uncovered patent filing of an Apple TV DVR boasting recording and playback controls of live programming

  Related categories : Media-servers

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  July 8th 2008

  News LG unveils 'Time Machine' DVR TVs

  LG has confirmed that it will be releasing its DVR televisions - which they've called 'Smart Time Machine Special Edition' televisions in time for the Beijing Olympics, but only for the Korean market thus far.

  Related categories : Hdtv , Tv , Television

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  January 31st 2008

  Reviews Pioneer DVR-LX70D

  Llook away now if you?re on a tight budget. Pioneer?s DVR-LX70D is a deck designed with luxury in mind, which is why it?s significantly dearer than most other big-name recorders. But Pioneer has packed it to bursting point with all the latest features, and spared no expense when it comes to build quality.

  Related categories : Dvd-recorders

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  March 10th 2008

  Reviews Archos 704 Mobile DVR

  Archos 704 Mobile DVR review: Good old Archos. The world had pretty much forgotten its not-bad-actually personal media player, the AV500.Then Archos comes bounding back onto the market like some sort of hyperactive technology-providing spaniel

  Related categories : Portable-media-players-recorders

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  March 1st 2008

  Reviews TVonics DVR-150

  The growth of Freeview is attracting more manufacturers to digital TV products, from set-top boxes to iDTVs and hard drive recorders - also known as personal video recorders (PVRs). TVonics is based in Wales and has its roots in a former Sony project

  Related categories : Digital-tv-recorders

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  February 20th 2008

  Reviews Pioneer DVR-545HX

  This is an imposing looking recording platform that manages to tick all the boxes for AV enthusiasts.The 160GB hard disk is enough for 34 hours of highest-quality recording, or 455 hours at the lowest setting

  Related categories : Dvd-recorders

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  March 22nd 2008

  Reviews TVonics DVR-FP250

  Freeview set-top boxes with built-in digital recorders have been around for a while from the likes of Humax and Sagem, but sales have never really taken off. Maybe that's because we've been loathe to give up on our VCRs

  Related categories : Digital-tv-recorders

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  November 26th 2008

  News France gets world's coolest DVR

  Europe's first Satellite / IP hybrid set-top box to use the Ethernet port for VOD services, +Le Cube, has just been delivered to the French leading pay-TV operator Canal+ Group

  Related categories : High-definition , Tv

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  August 6th

  News DVR explosion changing UK TV watching

  More than a quarter of UK homes have a digital video recorder and 15 per cent of all television viewing is now 'time shifted' - according to latest research from Ofcom.

  Related categories : Internet , Recording , Television

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  March 2nd

  News Is Apple planning a DVR and web-enabled TV set?

  Experts reckon Apple is getting serious about the living room

  Related categories : Apple , Tv

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  November 22nd 2007

  Reviews Pioneer DVR-LX60

  It may be expensive, but Pioneer has gone a long way to justify the price hike. From the lustre of the black finish to the rigid build-quality, this looks and feels like a prestige product. It matches the best around spec-for-spec and adds in a CI slot and USB interface.

  Related categories : Dvd-players

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  May 19th 2008

  News Sharp announces new Blu-ray and DVR combo

  Three new BD systems have been announced in Japan that combine Blu-ray playback and hard-disk recording.

  Related categories : Home-cinema , High-definition

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  June 1st 2006

  Reviews Echostar PVR-5020

  A successor to the pioneering DVR-7000, the PVR5020 is still a highly competent PVR. Twin tuners allow for multi-channel recording on four channels and watch two more

  Related categories : Digital-tv-receivers

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  March 14th 2008

  News Apple TV to become TiVo challenger?

  A new Apple patent filing has surfaced pointing to the possibility of the company offering an upgraded Apple TV that can record and play back live shows

  Related categories : Recording

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  October 23rd 2007

  News Western Digital announces eSATA for TiVo

  Western Digital, best known for its wildly popular hard drives, announced today that it would start doing business with TiVo

  Related categories : Television , High-definition

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  July 18th 2008

  News TiVo links up with YouTube

  Users of TiVo in America and Canada now have the added choice of watching video-sharing site YouTube straight through their DVRs.

  Related categories : Video , Recording