Sony has introduced a 500GB hard disk Digital Video Recorder
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tadelste on 2003/09/04:
„Sony has introduced CoCoon CSV-EX11, a 500GB hard disk Digital Video Recorder in Japan. At lowest quality the DVR can record up to 342 hours (or two weeks) of video non-stop. The recording time reaches 114 hours even at the highest quality mode.“
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Found at a page of Gary, posted on 2003/03/30
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