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Published on March 14th,2006 at 9:16 AM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

DVD and HDD recorder with 800GB of storage space

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Hitachi and Sharp had the biggest… until now. 500GB of storage space on a digital video recorder has been beaten now by Pioneer with this DVR-DT100, that offers 800GB! It has 2 TV tuners (1 analog and 1 digital), it supports DVD-DL and RAM, has an HDMI connector, but you will not be able to record videos in HD though. The 90 and 50 versions have a 500 or 250GB HDD. On top of the yummy specs, it’s nicely designed too.

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Thank you to one of our reader who just remind us that Hitachi had a 1TB Recorder, info can be found here

http://www.akihabaranews.com/news-10347-Hitachi+CEATEC+2005.html

http://www.akihabaranews.com/news-10095-The+first+home+DVD+burner+with+a+1Tb+HDD.html

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  • niels

    Hi I am sorry, but Hitachi has had the 1TB recorder out for some time.
    So Pioneer is not the largest. HITACH DH1000W is a 1TB recorder.
    Although the hardware in that machine is a piece of crap.
    I prefer my X-300 even if it only has 400GB. At least the MPEG2 encoder is up to spec.

  • Daimaou
    niels said:
    Hi I am sorry, but Hitachi has had the 1TB recorder out for some time.
    So Pioneer is not the largest. HITACH DH1000W is a 1TB recorder.
    Although the hardware in that machine is a piece of crap.
    I prefer my X-300 even if it only has 400GB. At least the MPEG2 encoder is up to spec.

    Lord you are right !

    http://www.akihabaranews.com/news-10347-Hitachi+CEATEC+2005.html
    http://www.akihabaranews.com/news-10095-The+first+home+DVD+burner+with+a+1Tb+HDD.html

    Will correct this ASAP

  • niels

    No problem
    Just thought you should know.
    I played with the DH1000W for a couple of days but returned it.
    Mostly due to the really standard and cheap ram-dac the quality wasn’t too hot. (The buttons also felt like they would fall off if you pressed them too hard) So I changed it for a X300 from Panasonic.

    If you buy a HDD recorder for yourself, check out if the ram-dac they have in it is a standard one or a tweaked/created for the device one. If it’s a cheap standard one, you can bet your 2000 yen notes on it that the rest of the components are crap as well.

 

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