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nhenny2005 said:It's worstbuy...it's just another post taking advantage of the PayPal 20 off 100 this week @ Bestbuy. Not a bad deal, but OP please fix your title and I will give you green...
I have the original WD HD media player and love it. I was thinking of buying this and then reselling my original, but I don't know how much that will net me. The only reason I'd pick up this new one is the network port. I know I can hack one to the one I have, but I'd still have to pay for a usb network adapter... wondering if buying this new one and reselling my old one will be the same offset in price...
I just don't like that this is GREY and not BLACK. I love the black finish of mine.
Since store pickup is not available where I live (bay area, CA), with S&H + tax it costs about the same from Amazon. In addition, it is now back ordered. Not that hot of deal.
With all of these 'TV' appliances, I always wonder, why not just connect a DVI cable from your computer to an external monitor, or a TV w/built-in DVI, and voila. Much cheaper alternative.
guy321 said:With all of these 'TV' appliances, I always wonder, why not just connect a DVI cable from your computer to an external monitor, or a TV w/built-in DVI, and voila. Much cheaper alternative.
Actually I have been doing this for years. The only problem for me now is that I have 2 22" monitors hooked up to my computer now leaving no output for my TV. So this would be a decent deal for me. Thanks OP!
g0dMAn said:I have the original WD HD media player and love it. I was thinking of buying this and then reselling my original, but I don't know how much that will net me. The only reason I'd pick up this new one is the network port. I know I can hack one to the one I have, but I'd still have to pay for a usb network adapter... wondering if buying this new one and reselling my old one will be the same offset in price...
I just don't like that this is GREY and not BLACK. I love the black finish of mine.
New one has more RAM, network port, DTS decoding (BIG deal for people without a receiver)
guy321 said:With all of these 'TV' appliances, I always wonder, why not just connect a DVI cable from your computer to an external monitor, or a TV w/built-in DVI, and voila. Much cheaper alternative.
Is it cheaper? It's cheaper if you already have a computer in the same room as your TV that is strong enough to decode high bitrate HD. My computers are in a separate room from my HDTV. My older computer (P4 3.0 GHz) does 720p alright, but 1080p will stutter and runs on much more power than my WD Media Player (I think under 10watts). And sitting my butt on the couch with a remote in my hand is easier then a wireless keyboard/mouse combo (if you already have it)
Message edited by: breaux124 on 2009-11-10 09:12:25 CST
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