Miglia unveils Mac-friendly TVDuo: dual TV tuner for European market

by Darren Murph posted Oct 27th 2006 at 1:41PM

Miglia is on the Mac-friendly TV tuner warpath again, busting out yet another option to add PVR functionality to your shiny new MacBook Pro. The TVDuo is aimed squarely at our UK allies as it sports dual DVB-T tuners, a very portable 3.9- x 2.7- x 1.11-inch enclosure, and USB 2.0 connectivity. Elgato's EyeTV 2 software comes bundled in, and enables recording / editing functionality, a nifty "export to iPod" option, and even plays nice with iDVD. The device also comes partnered with a ho hum remote and two "mini antennas" that can operate in diversity mode. No word, however, on eventual pricing nor when the TVDuo will hit store shelves.

[Via PVRWire]

Filed under: HDTV, Laptops, Peripherals, Portable Video

Tags: accessory, apple, dvt-b, mac, miglia, tv tuner, tvduo, TvTuner, uk

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Queco Jones @ Oct 27th 2006 2:11PM

Any idea if a version of it will ever make it to the US?

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Sam @ Oct 27th 2006 2:23PM

It says on the eyeTV website that at the moment, although possible, the use of duel tuners isn't officially supported. Does that mean the duel tuner support is officially coming to eyeTV and the reaaon no launch date is known is because they're waiting for word from elgato? I really hope so!

I't will also need to retail for less than �140 to make it more attractive than buying two of eyeTV's own DTT sticks.

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Chris @ Oct 28th 2006 11:46AM

No offense Sam but I feel compelled to point this out.

Duel: http://tinyurl.com/gcq44

Dual: http://tinyurl.com/y42gzn

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artifex @ Oct 27th 2006 4:39PM

I'd be happier if my DVico HDTV USB dongle had an OS X driver. It's wasted on my XP box...

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