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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Tavis Veighey @ Oct 25th 2007 11:28PM
Well let's see, over $600 USD for that...
Or a Wii with Opera Browser and a Wireless USB keyboard. I suspect that is $150-$200 less than that box, AND you can play games!
Now I am unaware of any VOIP app for the Wii... But that could change.
Maff @ Oct 26th 2007 2:14AM
You can't view and record DVB-T on a Wii so it's a completely different kettle of fish.
Tavis Veighey @ Oct 26th 2007 2:23AM
True I can't record...
However for that price you can snag a PC to record TV Shows. ;)
Andrew @ Oct 26th 2007 4:09AM
How annoying when US readers forget that the equivalent in US dollars is irrelevant to UK consumers. The Nintendo Wii you mentioned costs £269, that's actually just a few quid less than this box at £295.
Alex Whiteside @ Oct 26th 2007 5:13AM
Err, the last time I checked (the 23rd of December), the Wii was £179.
Simon @ Oct 26th 2007 10:45AM
@Alex Whiteside: Can you please forward me plans for your time machine? simon@gmail.com Thanks!
Alex Whiteside @ Oct 26th 2007 4:51PM
Last December, shortly after it launched. That was a fun two weeks of early starts, I can tell you.