40 inch LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket for HD Ready Sony Bravia KDL40W2000U
40 inch LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket for HD Ready Sony Bravia KDL40W2000U
This is a great bracket for your TV LCD PLASMA TV. It’s HEAVY DUTY, Easy to install and Looks Great! Solid steel construction and adjustable for the best viewing angle.
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Amazon Price: ?129.99
Customer Review: Fab!
Not being a great technocrat, I needn’t have been worried. Connected to cable and TV set, plugged it in and it did the rest. Really easy to use and very clear instructions. A great buy.
Customer Review: NTSC Compatible?
I just bought this and it seems pretty good, but although I followed the multiregion instructions helpfully provided here by M Crouch, it still doesn’t seem to be fully NTSC-compatible - so it does play region 1 DVDs, but with flickering lines across the image. Is there another code that can deal with this? I’d be grateful for advice if anyone can help!
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This Freeview recorder enables you to record and store over 200 movies with its built-in 160GB hard disc drive and you can watch one channel and record another simultaneously from up to 40 Freeview channels (see www.freeview.co.uk). It works with your existing analogue TV even after your area is completed with Digital Switchover (see www.digitaluk.co.uk). It has got all features of a Freeview Set-Top box and various connection interfaces to output Freeview channels to your TV set.
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The LS Pro external DVD writer employs the very best of Freecom technology, enabling you to burn your data onto dual-layer DVDs. It also features LightScribe labelling technology, which burns a perfect label directly onto your disc, and efficiently saves and archives your documents. With this writer, you can save up to 8.5 GB of data onto one dual-layer DVD in just a few minutes! Extremely quick off the mark, the LS Pro has a record-breaking writing speed of 48x to CD and 20x to DVD, and is very easy to use thanks to its USB 2.0 and FireWire ports. All you have to do is hook it up to a free port on your computer and away you go!
Amazon Price: ?69.07
Used Price: ?52.00
Customer Review: also for Mac users
missing information in the product description: this cd/ dvd burner is ALSO compatible with Macintosh / Apple computers ! -( the cheaper Freecom burner NOT)
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Sony RDR-HXD1070B - DVD recorder / HDD recorder with digital TV tuner - black The Sony’s HXD HDD/DVD recorders go well beyond simply recording TV. In fact each has the potential to become a digital content hub in the living room. The wealth of inputs on offer makes it an easy matter to connect digital cameras Handycam with a DV output and USB flash drives so you can build up libraries of photos personal video and music on the hard drive. You can view pictures and video directly on the TV screen and listen to music via the TV or other connected audio equipment or even print your photos directly using a PictBridge-compatible printer. Product Description - Sony RDR-HXD1070B - DVD recorder / HDD recorder with digital TV tuner Product Type - DVD recorder / HDD recorder with digital TV tuner Dimensions (WxDxH) - 43.6 cm x 28.6 cm x 7.7 cm Weight - 4.7 kg Colour - Black DVD - DVD recorder TV Tuner - - PAL SECAM Digital Storage Media - Hard disc drive - 500 GB Audio - Stereo Remote Control - Remote control - infrared Power - AC 230V ( 50/60 Hz )
Amazon Price: ?391.42
Customer Review: Nice machine, pity about some details
Overall a really nice machine, however it does have a number of drawbacks. As has already been mentioned the difference in price for the larger hard disk is unfairly inflated, but many manufacturers/suppliers sadly pull this stunt. The inability to copy movies to the hard disk is a very annoying and unnecessary design decision, but lets hope with the gradual demise of DRM that future models may reconsider this functionality. The USB link is very slow and copying music and pictures can take an eternity, a poor design/cost saving decision. The machine happily copied a whole load of JPG files but for some reason was unable to read/display quite a few, although these appear to be some of the more compressed images. The photo album facility is very primitive, and when it gets to the end of one album it just goes onto the next… annoying. In a similar vein the music jukebox is also very limited, offering very little functionality. In these days of mp3 devices and a multitude of PC based music playing software you’d expect rather more functionality. For example no shuffle/random track capability. After all the restrictions you’re probably wondering why I gave it 3 stars, well the basic functionality works very well. The recording and playback is good quality, and this is what most users will be most concerned about. While the machine has a slow USB connection at least it has one, along with a lot of other interfaces. Personally I don’t care about the picture show facility, but the limited music library functionality cost it a whole star, but that may not be an issue to many potential buyers.
Customer Review: overpriced
The only difference between the RDR-HXD1070 and the 970 and 870 is, by Sony’s own admission, the internal disk size. Which is an industry-standard SATA disk anyway. The models even run the same firmware! I therefore don’t see how Sony can justify a price markup of between 60% and 100% (depending on where you buy) between the 1070 and the 970. Additionally, the devices, although DivX certified, will only play DivX files from optical media. They are incapable of copying them to the internal hard disk (like you can for jpg files). This is on purpose. If Sony give us a single new product, with a huge disk, and which is capable of copying and playing DivX files from the internal hard disk, I will buy it the next day! Until then, I’m not parting with my money!
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