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ASUS Presents Express USB 2.0 TV Receiver with 4 GB Free Extra Storage

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ASUS today releases the ASUS Express TV Stick for high quality digital (DVBT) and analog TV signal reception. This stick offers complete TV solution for the PC, even for absolute beginners. By simply inserting it into a high-speed USB 2.0 port, the stick will do everything alone - from installing its drivers for the appropriate OS, to installing the needed software that enables viewing or recording digital or analog TV programs. That's possible due to the embedded 4 GB memory that keeps all the necessary software and drivers. This memory also allows the stick to be used as common USB flash storage media. Simply insert it and use the storage space left to transfer your data. The ASUS Express TV tuner is fully compatible with Microsoft Vista Home Premium, Vista Home Basic, Vista Ultimate, and Windows XP platforms. It requires no external power adapter, just a free USB 2.0 port to occupy. Find more information here.




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This is great, would like to get my hands on one of these. Its a step in the right direction, all we need now is one with a built in rechargable battery so it can record without the pc switched on
 
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Another great alternative is the Pinnacle PCTV HD Stick. Been using it for 2yrs and I can watch all the HD local channel I want. Asus is kinda new at this so I don't know about the stability and picture compare to Pinnacle.
 
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Any idea on how much this is gonna cost? Would love to pick one up for my laptop.
 
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