Thread: Any one here testing the NTL S/A Tv drive
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Old 23-10-2006, 10:52   #19
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Re: Any one here testing the NTL S/A Tv drive
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Originally Posted by sollp View Post
Yep,

Has HDMI, USB, SATA, Optical out, 3 tuners, 160Gb Harddrive, 2 Scart sockets, RF socket, and lots of fancy other software, haven't much time on it, but to say it is a clone of Sky+ would be wrong considering the Scientific Atlanta TV drive has more features on it in one box than Sky's.
I haven't used it, so I could be wrong, but I thought that in terms of physical features, the main advantage it has over Sky +HD is the three tuners. That is, of course, unless NTL are planning to actually use the SATA and USB ports. Bearing in mind that they never used the Serial port on my Pace and the USB port on my Samsung, I don't hold out much hope they will.
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