World's Smallest PVR? TiVX 2230 Review 19

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Friday October 17, 2008 @05:54PM from the if-you-just-can't-handle-stuff-in-your-living-room dept.

Dave writes "GadgetZone takes a look at the DViCO TiVX 2230, the world's smallest PVR. The internal notebook drive means it can be used as a portable hard drive, then installed in the living room and used as a full media player and PVR. It's definitely a nifty little gadget."

Comment Re:not trying to be flamebait but (Score 1) 406

by shishu on Monday November 22, 2004 @12:47PM (#10888924) Attached to: India Debating Manned Space Flight

It is of interest because it involves developing space vehicles on a limited budget.
China's space programme is also of interest for the same reason.
If Iraq had a space programme that would be interesting too ... but that would let Bush proclaim that he's finally found that elusive WMD program.

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