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Toshiba has unveiled the new Regza Blu-ray DBR-M190 at CEATEC 2011 in Japan. This eight-tuner Toshiba PVR comes equipped with a huge 5TB hard disk drive, allowing you to record up to six digital broadcasts for up to 15-day. The Toshiba Regza Blu-ray DBR-M190 will be available for the Japanese customers in December 2011 for 200,000 Yen or around $2,600. [Electronista]
Samsung is ready to launch the BD-DT7800 Freeview PVR that features a couple of HD tuners to record and watch different channels. With a built-in 500GB hard disk drive, you can record up to 150-hour of HD content or up to 250-hour of SD content. Other features like the Smart Hub, which has applications like SearchAll, AllShare and Samsung Apps, ensure that your TV experience boosted by enhanced connectivity. The Samsung BD-DT7800 also converts 2D content into 3D, so viewers can watch TV programmes, personal videos and web content in full 3D, with a pair of infra-red powered 3D glasses. An integrated Smart Hub brings a world of online content to your home entertainment system. [Samsung]
Toshiba is set to launch its first Freeview+ HD PVR for the mass market called the HDR5010. The device is equipped with a 500GB hard drive which is enough to store up to 120 hours of recorded HD content, and features dual HD tuners allowing you to watch one channel and record from another at the same time. In terms of connectivity ports, it offers 2x USB, Ethernet, 3x HDMI (two in, one out) and SCART. The HDR5010 will become available in June for a retail price of £349 (about $546). Read more
Although it would make perfect sense that TV’s today should come with built-in PVR’s, it obviously hasn’t become common sense yet. JVC attempts to break that, by throwing their new DE9 series with built-in TV recording. Inside the sexy slim panels you will find a 160GB hard drive and two Freeview tuners so you can record one program while watching another; and even another if you count in the analog tuner too. They each come with three HDMI sockets, two Scart connectors, component input and digital audio out. Available now. [Electricpig]
Humax will release the new PVR-9300 and PVR-9150T later this month. The former model is a high-end model that features a 320GB hard drive which is enough to store up to 200 hours of recorded programs, and sports HDMI upscaling. The latter model only has a 160GB of storage space. The PVR-9300 and PVR-9150T also come equipped with two built-in digital tuners, so viewers can record two Freeview channels while watching a recorded programme, or watch one Freeview channel while recording another. Both PVRs consume a mere sub-1 watt of power in standby mode. The Humax PVR-9300T and PVR-9150T will retail for £199 and £149.99, respectively. [PocketLint]
If you want to watch your own recorded home movies without connecting to a TV, you can use the new Maplin portable video recorder. The gadget provides a microphone, digital video camera, 2.5 inch TFT LCD color display, fold out speakers, 128MB internal flash memory and SD memory card slot (up to 2GB). Priced at £179.99, the Maplin portable video recorder is compatible with MP3 and MP4 playback. [Pocket-Lint]
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