DirecTV’s PC tuner is real!

January 08th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

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We’re not certain where Earl from DBSTalk got these scans, but we’re so excited to get some official confirmation that that device exists, that we really don’t care. The HDPC-20 is

a dual tuner device that connects via USB to your PC and allows you to record and watch DirecTV programming on your computer — and curiously includes an Ethernet port. It supports Windows Media center, but additionally appears to work with the regular flavor of Windows. What might be the best news is

that from what we have here, there is no […]

Orginal post by Ben Drawbaugh

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    1. HDPC20 January 20th, 2008 8:09 pm

      Nice ,

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