LG RH266H Upscaling DVD/HDD Recorder

January 24, 2008 | By Doug In Fashion clothing |

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LG RH266H Upscaling DVD/HDD Recorder
Up to 477 hours maximum recording time on HDD. / 1080i upscaling. / Optical and Coaxial digital audio output. / Component output. / 2 x SCART sockets. / HDMI output.

3 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY - DVD RECORDER ?1000-?1500

Sony RDRHXD1070B 500GB Hard Disc Drive DVD Recorder
Sony RDR-HXD1070B - DVD recorder / HDD recorder with digital TV tuner - black The Sony’s HXD HDD/DVD recorders go well beyond simply recording TV. In fact each has the potential to become a digital content hub in the living room. The wealth of inputs on offer makes it an easy matter to connect digital cameras Handycam with a DV output and USB flash drives so you can build up libraries of photos personal video and music on the hard drive. You can view pictures and video directly on the TV screen and listen to music via the TV or other connected audio equipment or even print your photos directly using a PictBridge-compatible printer. Product Description - Sony RDR-HXD1070B - DVD recorder / HDD recorder with digital TV tuner Product Type - DVD recorder / HDD recorder with digital TV tuner Dimensions (WxDxH) - 43.6 cm x 28.6 cm x 7.7 cm Weight - 4.7 kg Colour - Black DVD - DVD recorder TV Tuner - - PAL SECAM Digital Storage Media - Hard disc drive - 500 GB Audio - Stereo Remote Control - Remote control - infrared Power - AC 230V ( 50/60 Hz )
Customer Review: overpriced
The only difference between the RDR-HXD1070 and the 970 and 870 is, by Sony’s own admission, the internal disk size. Which is an industry-standard SATA disk anyway. The models even run the same firmware! I therefore don’t see how Sony can justify a price markup of between 60% and 100% (depending on where you buy) between the 1070 and the 970. Additionally, the devices, although DivX certified, will only play DivX files from optical media. They are incapable of copying them to the internal hard disk (like you can for jpg files). This is on purpose. If Sony give us a single new product, with a huge disk, and which is capable of copying and playing DivX files from the internal hard disk, I will buy it the next day! Until then, I’m not parting with my money!