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A good candidate for an Engadget "Keepin' It Real Fake" post. Some Chinese manufacturer has simply nicked the appearance of the WD enclosures. They even ripped off the appearance of the WD Passport drive. Trying to fool buyers into thinking it is a WD product.


It supports DVD .ISO, so no way WD has anything to do with it.


No networking, and DVB-T is not an American (as in not used here) standard. Pass. There are better choices.
 

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Heh, it certainly looks like the WDTV, box and all.


And DVB-T - used by a billion people worldwide - clearly a big market for this.
 

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It looks absolutley Nothing Like the Next WD PLayer,Look to q2 for that one..


The Spec is a joke..





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Wistron Made the WDTV for Western Digital, Maybe they sold the design to another producer?


@talas, what can you tell us about a new wd player in Q 2?
 

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Nothing at all at the Current time My friend..Unless i want to be cut up and Hung out to dry.






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Originally Posted by Brajesh /forum/post/18191551


I don't know why more NMT manufacturers don't offer ATSC or DVB-T add-on modules like TViX. Adding recorded HDTV, granted OTA only, would make these players more appealing as all-in-one players I'd think.

There Will be many More Companys doing this in 2010,im actually beta testing two players Now and In time there will be more.





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Sigma 8635 - like WD TV HD rev1, hardly WD TV 3.

Using all the muscles except the one that matters?

You wait 4 months to make your first post and its an attack on a forum member for asking a question. Were you waiting for the right time? Weirdo
 

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I'd like to get my hands on one of these just for the fact that it supports dvd iso's and has an e sata port.

The Asus O!Play has an eSATA port and plays DVD ISOs. I imagine it would be easier to find one to buy, better supported in terms of warranty/returns, and probably much cheaper at $90.
 

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Originally Posted by jponte55 /forum/post/18223736


You wait 4 months to make your first post and its an attack on a forum member for asking a question. Were you waiting for the right time? Weirdo

Look who's talking. I was sarcastic as an answer to an obviously misleadingly chosen topic name, but you failed to recognize it and started calling names. Keep thy cool.


BTW it's way over 4 months, but I preferred to keep read-only, I've registered in October so I'd able to open attached files.
 

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Originally Posted by Brajesh /forum/post/18191551


I don't know why more NMT manufacturers don't offer ATSC or DVB-T add-on modules like TViX. Adding recorded HDTV, granted OTA only, would make these players more appealing as all-in-one players I'd think.

Add-on or with onboard DVB-T support, there will be several of these:


google

Egreat EG-M1

Novatron IAMM NTR 82/83

Ellion hmr-600h


I think these are all Realtek based...
 

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The Asus O!Play has an eSATA port and plays DVD ISOs. I imagine it would be easier to find one to buy, better supported in terms of warranty/returns, and probably much cheaper at $90.

Only problem it that the Asus is Reatek based and I require a Sigma unit for my needs.
 
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