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Posted by GMAN on 05/30/06 19:07
In article <447856ab.263713171@news-server.houston.rr.com>, spam@uce.gov wrote:
>On Fri, 26 May 2006 20:26:50 GMT, Not@home.now (GMAN) wrote:
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>>There ARE reliable DVD recorders. You just dont find them at dumps like
>>Walmart!!!!!
>
>Yeah, you buy them at dumps like Best Buy and Circuit City where you
>pay more and put up with a hassle when you have to return them.
>
>At least WM gives you 90 days with no hassles.
I "WILL" give them that. They sure are easy to return stuff to.
And in some small towns, Walmart is all you have for a store.
>I went thru 3 different ILO DVDRs until I got one that worked. I had
>to consult with tech support to know what to get. The ILO DVDRMU1 6.10
>is working pretty good for a $99 unit. It plays XviDs too,
>
>I have been keeping watch on the many comments about other units, both
>HHD and DVD only. For the extra expense, these units are not doing
>much better than the ILO I finally settled on. Each has its unique set
>of problems. And that includes giants like Pioneer.
>
>The way I figure it, for $99 and the ability to upgrade every 90 days
>plus firmware updates from tech support, I got a good deal. Even if
>you build your own PVR, you are going to have problems.
>
>Hell, you can't even run Windows without it crashing now and then.
>
>
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