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October 4, 2011 05:10 pm GMT
You have an HDD/Blu-ray recorder connected to your TV but never enough space on it? Then Toshiba's REGZA DBR-M190 might do the trick for you (if you live in Japan, at least). As with most devices at CEATEC 2011, the recorder was pre-announced [JP] by the company just ahead of the exhibition.The DBR-M190 boasts no less than 5TB of storage: according to Toshiba, 4TB are reserved for the time-shift function, which allows users to simultaneously record up to six six terrestrial digital channels in SD for 15 days (the remaining terabyte can be used to store other programs).
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CEATEC 2011: Toshibas HDDBlu-Ray Server Records 15 Days Of Digital TV From 6 Channels
You have an HDD/Blu-ray recorder connected to your TV but never enough space on it? Then Toshiba's REGZA DBR-M190 might do the trick for you (if you live in Japan, at least). As with most devices at CEATEC 2011, the recorder was pre-announced [JP] by the company just ahead of the exhibition.The DBR-M190 boasts no less than 5TB of storage: according to Toshiba, 4TB are reserved for the time-shift function, which allows users to simultaneously record up to six six terrestrial digital channels in SD for 15 days (the remaining terabyte can be used to store other programs).Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/Kx4N25IInCc/
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