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  2003-11-12 19:05:05 #20

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  Virtually all computers nowadays feature Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports—connections just don't get much simpler. USB is especially suitable for use on the road with notebooks. With the new, external Cinergy 200 USB TV adapter by TerraTec Electronic, watching antenna or cable TV broadcasts on your desktop or notebook computer is child's play. For all its features, this mobile TV solution is no larger than a pack of cigarettes and weighs a mere 65 grams.
  
  It plugs right into your USB 2.0 port - and draws its power from there as well. You can also use it to digitize video material. Important for the manufacturer: The Cinergy 200 USB will be available in November for a suggested retail price of 149 euros (Germany). Just as a clarification: The Cinergy 200 USB uses TV signals from your antenna or broadband cable. It can also easily process video signals from your VHS recorder, DVD player or camcorder via its composite or SVHS connector.
  
  Good hardware isn't everything - carefully selected software is essential to round out a package. That's why the Cinergy 200 USB comes with an extensive software package for convenience in watching videos or recording programs. Time-shift with ease: interrupt programs whenever you like and continue watching them later from where you left off.
  
  The Cinergy 200 USB supports virtually all common video codecs such as DivX, letting you minimize space requirements when archiving films on your hard drive or on CDs. The included video recording software also lets you create video CDs or DVDs with just a few clicks of the mouse. Also included: a remote control and headphones for watching TV while on the move.
  
  
  Key features:
  • Power supply via USB
  • USB 2.0 port, 480 Mbps
  • Analog video inputs: S-video, Composite
  • remote control
  • Digital video recorder (support for MPEG1/2 and nearly all current video codecs such as DivX)
  • Timer-controlled recording and timeshifting
  
  
  

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