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Posted by Ken Maltby on 01/10/06 19:54
"Bob" <spam@uce.gov> wrote in message
news:43c3d4b0.8439234@news-server.houston.rr.com...
> On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 08:21:43 -0800, "Todd" <flynns1@juno.com> wrote:
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>>>I love them! I own two GoVideo units (2730 & 2740)
>>http://www.govideo.com/Index.asp?GV=D2740
>>http://www.govideo.com/Index.asp?GV=D2730
>>Both around $100 if you shop around.
>>I use them for video and music mostly. They will play personal playlists.
>>The 2740 has wireless built in and the 2730 can with a card
>>Its like having your own video on demand server
>>can not recommend them enough!
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> Tiger Direct has refurbished units for $70.
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> http://tinyurl.com/dvcbg/
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> I wonder if they are based on old hardware.
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>
There are basically two types of these Media players,
those that can do HD and those that can't.
Those that can do HD are based on one of the two chipsets
out for this purpose. Many use the chipset that is in the
"Buffalo LinkTheater" that I've had for some time now. So
far I have no complaints, it's doing everything it claimed it can
do. A major benefit of this one is that it can work with a
firmware media server built-into their NAS. I can play any of
the media on my Buffalo TeraStation NAS, without having to
turn on a computer or run a server on one.
www.buffalotech.com
Luck;
Ken
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