June 20, 2007

Plextor PX-HDTV500U USB HDTV Receiver for Laptops


The Plextor PX-HDTV500U USB HDTV Receiver weighs less than 20 grams and allows users to watch, pause, and record live Standard Definition and High-Definition TV on most Windows-based laptop computers.


Plextor PX-HDTV500U USB HDTV Receiver

Set up is plug-and-play simple – just load the driver software and plug the PX-HDTV500U into your computer’s USB 2.0 port. The receiver software automatically scans for free air-to-air digital and HD signals in the surrounding area. A digital flat antenna is required to acquire signals.

There is an integrated Electronic Programming Guide to schedule shows for recording. Recorded TV is converted to MPEG-2 files in real-time and stored on the computer’s hard disk drive.

For High Definition TV, the Plextor PX-HDTV500U requires a Pentium® 4 3.0 GHz or equivalent CPU, 512 MB RAM, and a 128 MB VGA card.

Key Features of Plextor PX-HDTV500U USB HDTV Receiver

  • Works with Windows® 2000/XP/Vista™
  • USB 2.0 High Speed Interface
  • Real-time digital recording
  • US DTV Standard ATSC Protocol
  • Automatic Channel Scanning
  • Still Picture Capture
  • Electronic Program Guide (EPG)
  • Picture-in-Picture
  • Aspect Ratios 4:3 & 16:9
  • Scalable Screen for Multitasking
    or Full Screen View
  • Compatible with Windows XP Media
    Center Edition (MCE)
  • One-year full warranty (parts and labor)

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