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Elgato gives new meaning to 'network TV'
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 25 February 2010 09:48
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Netstream DTT, a new device from Elgato, puts a pair of TV tuners on your LAN.You can install a tuner on each of them, or transfer the recorded files using a network or sneakernet. Elgato now offers a different approach: a networked TV tuner.
The Netstream DTT has two tuners, allowing two computers to be used simultaneously to watch or record different programs. If you have more than two computers, the tuners are apparently allocated on a 'first come, first served' basis.
Another advantage, Elgato officials pointed out, is that the Netstream can be located close to an antenna point or in a spot that gives good reception with its telescopic antenna.
The tuner includes Ethernet and 802.11n Wi-Fi interfaces.
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