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Topfield TRF-2460 Masterpiece HD Plus
The TRF-2460 does what it's set out to do well and the Ice TV feature is handy, but the almost identically specified TRF-7170 undercuts it on price by a handy margin. 2
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Telstra T-Box
Telstra's T-Box is a great storefront for BigPond Movies, but it is seriously lacking as a PVR and as the central component in a home theatre. 255
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Topfield TRF-7170
The TRF-7170 is a fully featured 1TB twin tuner PVR that does its job — just don't expect any servings of panache.
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Pioneer BDP-140
Pioneer's entry-level 3D Blu-ray player isn't exactly feature-packed, but it has a pleasant design, good file format compatibility and also plays SACDs.
- Where to buy? $189 to $198 at 3 stores
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Pioneer BDP-440
Pioneer appears to be going for the serious enthusiast crowd over the mainstream one with this mid-range model, with DVD-Audio and SACD playback as standard. However, the new BDP-440 lacks built-in Wi-Fi, which reduces its value to the average consumer.
- Where to buy? $398 at 1 store
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TiVo XL
Every time an American late night comedian name checks TiVo, a pang of unrequited techno-lust flashes through our system. Will the new TiVo XL fix all that?
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Optus MeTV with Fetch
The new Optus MeTV with Fetch marries a three-tuner HD PVR with ability to stream and store on-demand movies and TV series for the low, low price of AU$9.95 per month. 2
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Humax HDR-7500T
Humax's HDR-7500T is a solid performer if you're after a PVR, but for ease of use it's still got a long way to go to unseat TiVo. 1
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Olin OPVR-1000
The Olin OPVR-1000 is a bare-bones recorder which does a decent job, but is overshadowed by its competitors for features and ease of use. 6
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