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Mitsu to continue D-VHS products

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Ken H

Discussion Starter · Apr 12, 2003

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 11, 2003--Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Inc. today introduced its line-up of video recording solutions.

In the Digital recording solutions category, the company is continuing both the HS-HD1100U and HS-HD2000U HDTV Digital Recorders. Pricing: HS-HD1100U -$449, HS-HD2000U --$549

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Kipp Jones

· #2 · Apr 12, 2003

I got a steal on my 2000U for $280. I am glad to see we finally have official word to backup what I said before about Mits not discontinuing their D-VHS units.

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h2ofun

· #3 · Apr 12, 2003

Then why are folks having so many issues finding?

Dave

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tonyb100

· #4 · Apr 12, 2003

LIkely the first production runs were small... So there is a supply problem, btw I have never had trouble finding any, even just last week..

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Hot

· #5 · Apr 16, 2003

I like my HS-HD200U hooked up to my Promise Module

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Kipp Jones

· #6 · Apr 16, 2003

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Originally posted by Hot
I like my HS-HD200U hooked up to my Promise Module

I agree, they work very well together. The HAVi is a great feature.

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mikey mo

· #7 · Apr 16, 2003

Flawless recordings utilizing the Mits 73711 RP with the 2000. Only downside, is the timer can be set to record only in half hour increments. No way I have found to allow a couple of extra minutes of recording to allow for a program running late. Ince a 300 tape is good for 2 1/2 hours, I like to allow extra time for recording two one hour programs.

Unlike the Samsung T-165 there are no "clock problems".

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Kipp Jones

· #8 · Apr 16, 2003

Mikey,

I just set the timer to record the extra half hour following the program to ensure I get it all.

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