Price range: £111.86
What is it: USB TV tuner with twin tuners and 'diversity' twin-aerial technology
What we think: Ideal for anyone who lives in an area with flaky Freeview reception
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 31 January 2007
Tags: terratec, car, programming, tuner
We like:
Easy install; generally decent reception
We don't like:
The chunky frame blocks adjacent USB ports; picture is still susceptible to the foibles of digital television reception
You might also need:
A laptop or desktop PC
CNET.co.uk judgement:
Don't expect miracles, but the Terratec Cinergy DT USB XS Diversity is ideal for anyone who lives in an area with flaky Freeview reception, and has the added bonus of dual-tuner PVR functionality
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