MUSTEK Tallentava DVD-soitin 80gb kovalevyllä R580

pixmania.com 152€

kannattaako kirjoitti:

pixmania.com 152€

Hinta ainakin houkuttelee 152 (rahti 17)= 169e
Kovalevy on tosin pieni.

Tekstin mukaan äänekäs kuten Daewoo, mutta luotettava.

Jos olisi paikallisessa kaupassa, saattaisin jopa ostaa.
Jos hinta n.150e --> 2*150=300e
sitäluokkaa maksaa LG 160giganen, tilaa saman verran ja mahdollisuus tallentaa vain yhtä kanavaa. Kun taas kahdella laitteella tietenkin kahta.

Jos olisi paikallisessa kaupassa tuolla hinnalla,
saattaisin jopa ostaa.

Täällä englanniksi tietoa:
http://www.digitalhomemag.com/reviews/default.asp?pagetypeid=2&articleid=36781&subsectionid=1306&subsubsectionid=957
Otteita
"The price is definitely right. For your money, you get a fairly solid box that lacks style but isn't quite as bad as some of its 'cheap as chips' competition. It also contains an 80GB hard disk, which is arguably the industry minimum right now, with some of the big league players hitting 160 and even 250GB. It also has a DVD R/ RW recorder, which is ideal for dubbing your recordings onto disc for archiving, and also has good compatibility with other DVD players.



Another major minus point is that the R580 makes a noise like an asthmatic vacuum cleaner on its last legs. While this may be only mildly annoying when blasting out a movie on DVD, it's downright infuriating when you're recording something off the television and sitting down to read a book.

Still, picture quality is generally good, with the progressive scan DVD player doing a good job of outputting the likes of Sideways. Switch down to the RGB Scart output, and while there's a definite decrease in quality, it's still reasonable considering what else this machine is capable of.

The recording is decent, too, up to a point. We've seen much better from recorders not that much more expensive. There's also the issue of scheduling events, which we feel is one of the key aspects of a hard disk-based PVR. Sadly, there's none of the Series Link functionality of a Sky system here, so you'll have to type in all the times for the next season of 24 if you want to ensure you don't miss an episode.

Unfortunately, it seems as though you really do get what you pay for here, and while the Mustek is inexpensive enough to entice many people in, it doesn't offer the levels of quality that you should be getting from a digital recorder. Still, if your VCR has finally given up the ghost and you need something to record Coronation Street on a regular basis, the R580 may serve you well."