HDTV NewsJune 18, 2007
Plextor announces USB digital HDTV receiver
by Janet Harris
Plextor has released its Mini Digital HDTV Receiver, which connects to a laptop’s USB port, allowing a user to watch high definition television while on the move.
The receiver, which draws its power from the computer, has an external antenna and software that scans for over-the-air HD signals.
It works with computers running Windows XP or Vista operating systems. High specification memory and graphics will provide a better viewing experience. If the computer is underpowered the picture can stutter.
ArtecMedia software, provided by Ultima, allows a user to switch channels and record and play-back shows.
The receiver, is available for $99 from www.plextor.com.
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Make sure you have >3Ghz CPU and enough free RAM. Also if a computer is heavily loaded (CPU, RAM) with other programs you won’t get true HDTV
Comment by hd antennas master — July 7, 2007 @ 5:55 am