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Freeview Receivers from NetGem

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	NetGem I-Player+ Features: Internet and email access from your TV via built-in 56k modem, built-in games and optional QWERTY keyboard. Output: 2 SCARTs and RF loopthrough. Optical audio out and USB socket. Discontinued from BT Shop in Dec 2006. See our iPlayer page for latest availability More details on our iPlayer page
	tvMax iPlayer 6640 Broadband webhosting firm Namesco launched tvMax in April 2006. They're offering a NetGem box that's capable of receiving the 50 Freeview TV and radio channels, has an 8-day EPG, and has a built-in PVR disk recorder (up to 30 hours on the built-in 30gig hard disk). The 6640 supports live pause and rewind, Internet and email access, access to over 30,000 podcasts, and will run a service called "catch up TV" coming soon. Box has an ethernet port (not a modem as found on the standard iPlayer+) Available for £199 from Webstore at Simply.com For more details, go to Namesco's site, or see our TvMax page.
	Evesham iPlayer HDTV PVR - New for Nov 2006 Released in November 2006, the Evesham iPlayer 80GB HD Media Centre is a revamped, powerful iPlayer that receives Freeview, has a hard-disk recorder, and gets TV content over the 'net. Here's the summary: 80 Gig Hard-drive (PVR) for ~ 70 hours recording Pause live TV TV-over-Internet (IPTV) Freeview Onboard High-Definition upscaler HDMI (High Def) socket 2 x SCART , 1 x USB sockets 1 x Ethernet Supports MPEG and WMV video formats As of July 2007, no longer available. Last seen for £240 from Misco.co.uk.
	NetGem I-Player Mini As far as we know, this box isn't available in the UK. Sorry, but we don't have much to go on yet, but here's what we've found listed at 24-7 Electrical: Aerial loop-through - standard aerial plug Two SCART sockets - one for the TV and one for a video recorder 3.5mm Stereo Jack socket audio output S/PDIF optical audio output RJ-11 Telephone socket USB1.1 master socket
Sorry - No pic yet	NetGem NetBox HD NetGem announced a new product believed to be called the NetBox HD, at the IPTV World Forum in London at the start of March 2006. Here's what we know about this new box: Box spec: High-definition MPEG4-compliant ADSL (Broadband) / DTT (digital terrestrial) terminal. This will enable users to receive free to air and pay DTT services both in standard and high definition. When connected to the Internet via Broadband, it will receive Internet TV and be able to access new interactive services such as on-demand video or shared digital content stored on a PC. In addition, it can apparently also include a hard drive for time-shift and video recording services. The product apparently becomes available between April-June 2006 - No news on UK availability at this time.

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