Archive - Set-Top Boxes
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Set-Top Boxes
Set-top boxes allow you to receive digital cable, terrestrial and satellite signals.
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Energy System T3300
Discontinued
DVB-T Receiver With EPG, 1x SCART, USB port for recording and playback (DivX, AVI), remote control
Evolve BlackStar+ Skylink HD card
Discontinued
Satellite Receiver HD DVB-S2, USB recording, MP3 and JPG, SCART, HDMI
COMAG SL100HD
Discontinued
Satellite Receiver DVB-S2, HDTV, 2x CI slot, scart, HDMI, S-Video, SPDIF, USB host for recording, DO
COMAG SL90HD
Discontinued
Satellite Receiver DVB-S2, HDTV, 1x CI slot, scart, HDMI, S-Video, SPDIF, USB host, DO
EVOLVE Apollo HD-5050 PVRC
Discontinued
Satellite Receiver HD DVB-S2, USB recording, MP3 and JPG, CI slot, SCART, HDMI
Topfield SBP 2010
Discontinued
Satellite Receiver DVB-S2, plays MP3, DivX, CI slot, USB (unlimited size HDD), HDMI
Topfield SRP 2100 500 GB
Discontinued
Satellite Receiver DVB-S2, plays MP3, DivX, 500GB HDD, CI slot, USB, eSATA, LAN, HDMI
Archive - Set-Top Boxes - additional info
As the age of analogue television is coming to a close, TV broadcasts are increasingly switching to digital (DVB-T, DVB-T2) or satellite transmission (DVB-S or modern DVB-S2). For terrestrial broadcasting, the only thing you need is a suitable set-top box; satellite broadcasts require a satellite receiver. The advantage of satellite reception is superior sound and picture quality, better accessibility, and a wider channel selection. You can choose from a number of set-top-boxes and satellite receivers from such manufacturers as Zircon, EVOLVEO, SENCOR, Amiko, and others.