LG Time Machine TVs bring in DivX

updated 02:55 pm EDT, Thu August 30, 2007

 

LG DivX Time Machines


Electronics maker LG has launched its Time Machine TVs, a series of LCD and plasma sets which put an emphasis on digital recording and playback. The TVs are the first from the company to be DivX certified, allowing high-quality video with compressed file sizes; to take advantage of this, each model has an 80GB hard drive, which can be used as a DVR with timeshifting and simultaneous watch/record abilities.

The sets can also be used for general DivX playback, or listening to MP3 audio, and viewing JPEG images. To copy or transfer files, users must connect to a TV's USB 2.0 port. The LCDs come in 37-, 42- and 47-inch sizes, while the plasmas are limited to 42 or 50 inches; models are now being sold in Europe, China and the Asia-Pacific region. North America may be a possibility, but DivX is generally frowned upon by American movie and TV companies, who associate the codec with piracy.


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  1. Guest

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    Time Machine - Don't copy

    Yes,

    I've one, brought HDD USB box with 80gb disk, put in LG's USB input, formated disk by option and copied all videos files to USB HDD, I were wait for 8 hours !!! The end, Oh No !!! It's cannot read in computer (Not Windows format)!!!

    This option is only to backup files of TV !


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