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  Chris

  2 years ago

  Try the Galaxy Metal Gear TVisto. Essentially the same box, but without a hard drive. Recently, SuperMediaStore had them on for $110, and who doesn't have a multi-gb hard drive kicking around? Even if you had to buy one, I just saw a 300 Gb Seagate for
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  David Ponce

  2 years ago

  That's true, but that thing is not HD. It only outputs with composite cables, so it wont work. I want to do all this:
  1. Upscale DVDs up to 1080i
  2. Plays Divx, Xvid, upscaled
  3. I dont want to burn every movie
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  Jake

  2 years ago

  As a professional AV systems designer for Texas Integrated Systems (shameless plug), I like to specify the Kaleidescape for our client’s homes. The Kaleidescape provides all that you are looking for with an extremely user friendly interface. You can graphically search your collection (both movies and music) by genre, actor/actress, production year, title, etc etc. The units are multi-drive with RAID-K data protection (who want’s to lose all of their media due to a faulty disk?) and expansion of up to 9 terabytes as your collection grows. I feel that this is the only way to do it right (for now). Link: http://www.kaleidescape.com/
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  Anonymous

  10 months ago

  hi..i was wondering if you could help me decide..i would also like to buy a multimedia external hard disk..if you could only tell me which would be the best, i would really appreciate it..it would be either argosy(www.argosy.com.tw/product-detial.php?prod_id=115) lacie or trekstor..thank you so much..
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