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Netgear Digital Entertainer HD EVA8000 If Apple TV is for the iPod-familiar, hands-off user, then the Netgear is for the patient, hands-on BitTorrent addict... XBox 360... |
PC Magazine
March 4, 2008
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Logitech Squeezebox Duet Network Music System With its excellent software and good integration of online music services, the Squeezebox Duet wireless music system is an affordable alternative to the Sonos ZonePlayer 80... MG-350HD... Roku player... SageTV HD Media Extender... etc. |
Home Theater
October 2007
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Netgear Digital Entertainer HD It offers some worthwhile entertainment, even if, at present, it sadly underutilizes the HDMI output. |
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October 2006
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LiteOn HD-A740GX HDD/DVD Recorder A set-top convergence device for the common man. |
AskMen.com
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Buying The Best Home Theater If you're going to buy a home theater system, do it right the first time. Is it really worth the expense and trouble of shopping around? Yes... |
Home Theater
May 2006
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Toshiba HD-XA1 Compared to a standard DVD player, the Toshiba HD-XA1 is a big kuhuna. |
PC World
March 8, 2004
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DVD Players Anchor Home Nets New, smarter DVD players make moving and enjoying your digital media easier. |
Macworld
September 2004
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DVD Studio Pro 3.0 New version gives you the ability to produce more eye candy with less work. |
PC Magazine
January 30, 2004
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DVD Burning: Between Extremes Low-level DVD editing is not easy, but you could make it a geeky hobby. |
Home Theater
July 2004
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JVC DR-MV1S DVD Recorder/VCR With this device, you can easily transfer your old VHS tapes to DVD; you can record new DVDs in the -R, -RW, and -RAM formats; and you can enjoy a great progressive-scan DVD player in the process. |
Macworld
July 21, 2005
Jim Heid |
DVD Studio Pro 4 DVD Studio Pro 4 is a jaw-dropping value, offering features that even five-figure DVD-authoring systems can't match. If you're setting up your first DVD-authoring system, look no further. |
PC Magazine
August 4, 2004
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DVD Studio Pro 3 If visual quality is your overarching concern in a pro-level DVD authoring package, this one is hard to beat. It isn't perfect, but you may be willing to overlook its few faults to reap its advantages. |
PC World
January 2004
Stan Miastkowski |
Step-By-Step: Burn Your Own DVDs for Backup or Video Playback Here's how to install a DVD drive and transfer videotape to DVD. |
Home Toys
October 2005
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Getting the Most out of DVD's on an HDTV Display A DVD collection can represent a sizable investment, both financially and emotionally. That content deserves to look its very best on any type of screen. Buying your HD display is only the first step in fulfilling your big-screen, home theater dreams. |
PC Magazine
June 23, 2008
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Video Screen Capture Record what's on your computer screen onto a VHS tape, DVD, or hard drive. |
Home Theater
December 13, 2004
Darryl Wilkinson |
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PC Magazine
June 8, 2004
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DVD Copying Lives On A comparison between 2 DVD copying systems. |
PC World
April 2004
Harry McCracken |
Up Front: DVD--Hot Today, Hassles Tomorrow? Burn, everybody, burn! But get ready for headaches with new technologies. |
PC World
December 3, 2002
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New Tool Makes DVD Copying Easy 321 Studios challenges Hollywood, DMCA again with release of DVD X Copy. |
PC World
August 26, 2002
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DVD Recording Finds Its Place -- in the PC A stand-alond DVD recorder will do the trick, but using your PC could save you money -- and offer you access to a host of extra features. |
