It's been nearly two years since we reviewed Elgato's EyeTV DTT Deluxe and as expected, Egato have not been napping.
Not only have Elgato added Windows functionality to their formerly Mac only offerings, but with the release of the Netstream DTT, Elgato have created a box which effectively shares HDTV across a local network.
Read on for our review of the EyeTV Netstream DTT
We were so impressed with the former “top of the tree” media player, the Astone AP 360T, that we leapt at the opportunity to review the latest and greatest from www.astone.com.au. The new flagship Astone Media Gear AP 380DT Media Player with Dual Tuner is the next generation player which we have got the scoop on. This product is so hot off the assembly line that the manual has not even been put together in written format yet.
There's no sense pretending otherwise - Here at DigitalReviews we love the Popcorn Hour range of Network Media Streamers. From the A-100 we reviewed back in 2008 to the class leading C-200 reviewed a little over 6 months ago, Syabas's Network Media Tanks have all packed quite a punch.
Read on as we take a look at the A-110's successor: The Popcorn Hour A-200.
Are you one of a (ever diminishing) group of people who haven't gone to High Definition television yet? Do you consider it wasteful to ditch your old TV -- which is still working perfectly -- by purchasing a plasma or LCD?
Here the perfect compromise: The Akai AD181X High Definition Digital Set Top Box with PVR Function.
How can this work for you? Let us show you.
With network media players being the home video equivalent of the iPod MP3 player, more and more variations (of what are essentially the same product) are appearing on store shelves.
Unlike MP3 players however, the network media player segment is yet to be dominated by any one major player. This allows manufacturers to release genuinely different devices in the hope that their unique formula might just catch on and be the next big thing.
Enter the AC Ryan PlayOn!HD.
The GardenWatchCam is a portable, weather resistant camera that takes 1.3 Megapixel time lapse photographs and seamlessly stitches them together to create time lapse videos of your Garden growing. Green thumbs rejoice!
Read on for our review.
There's no denying it: Rugged, wearable video cameras are cool. As for rugged, wearable High Definition video cameras, well that's just a whole new level of cool.
Read on for our review of the very cool VHoldR ContourHD.
This unit has created immense interest on the digital reviews News, setting new records, for the number of visits in a day, (in excess of 20,000), so we will make sure we do it justice.
Firstly the unit is “top of the Tree” in the Astone Media Gear range, with an impressive specification sheet to go with it We have noted already that it is not supplied with a Hard drive, understandable because users individual capacity needs will vary.
No dongle is supplied with the unit, and we are surprised at this as it would have been seen as a more complete package. The Ethernet only supports 10/100 Mbps where ,being a top notch product we could have reasonably expected 10/100/1000.
Since early 2008 we've been keenly interested in Syabas's Popcorn Hour units. Shortly after our review of the ground breaking A-100, we took a look at the refined A-110 along with its somewhat confused sibling, the B-110.
With the new Popcorn Hour C-200 however, Syabas is looking to change the media streaming game forever.
After rummaging around in the dungeon in order to find 10 mini VHS camera video tapes of our wedding and reception taken in 2001, I elected to transfer the video from this virtually obsolete medium to DVD. Risking being in the dog house forever if I botched the job, I unpacked the unit provided by www.oo.com.au and started to connect it to a TV.
This is a 6 Head PAL/NTSC with playback HI FI & Hi speed rewind product.
