PVR, with a slot for Top Up TV?

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  15/09/05 - 13:09 #2

  What is the "etc" in your list above - it's only Topfield and Sagem isn't it?
  
  (already long threads on both these where you can read LOTS about what owners think - I don't have a Topfield but if I were rich I would have!)

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  15/09/05 - 14:12 #3

  Doesn't the imminent Humax 9200 have a TUTV slot?

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  15/09/05 - 14:29 #4

  Humax 9200? Thanks for the tip off..

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  15/09/05 - 14:34 #5

  Except that the 9200 is still on the "vapouware" list. It was shown at IDC and launch is supposed to be "imminent" but it depends whether they are adhereing to the Fusion/Panasonic definition of "imminent" or not

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  15/09/05 - 14:47 #6

  I've emailed them, the website says end of September.
  
  The £120 Fusion 40Gb box woudl be fine but I'd like to keep my options open. Don't want to go as expensive as the Topfield, not keen on the Sagem

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  15/09/05 - 16:18 #7

  CJL wrote:

  I don't have a Topfield but if I were rich I would have!)

  
  How about suggesting to Alan that the fee for his next commercial should be used to buy Toppys for his hardworking employees?

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  15/09/05 - 16:55 #8

  rhubarbe,
  
  Amstrad once gave me a biro for absolutely nothing but I think it was probably an administrative error. In 21 years working here I think that's the only time the "hardworking employees" were ever given anything!
  
  Cliff
  (actually the BMW Z3 was nice too!)

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