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personal video recorder
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personal video recorder
n → digitaler Videorekorder (mit individuell einstellbaren Funktionen)
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Chief executive Neil Gaydon said Pace had continued to roll out advanced personal video recorders, high definition and standard set-top boxes for pay TV operators in all major digital TV markets and begun shipping new HD personal video recorders to South Africa.
Sales strong for Pace by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Other TV services already offer a wide number of channels, as well as catch-up services or built-in Personal Video Recorders, but internet TV enables users to download a greater selection of shows.
Internet TV: watch this space by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
There is a growing bunch of people who want to use their PC-TV systems as VCR-like personal video recorders for the home.
TV Card for PC by John Sugarman / Arts and entertainment industries community
 
 
 
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