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Agreed! The case they use was rated by a couple review sites (forget the link, its in TVease forums) as one of the quietest cases they reviewed.They talk about it in the last linux action show.
I thought that was a typo myself, but a quick Google turns up <a class="user" href="http://www.kat5.tv/">http://www.kat5.tv/</a> Looks like it's a central video distribution system based on Cat5 cabling.Unless I'm jumping an assumption and that really is a typo. :-
Can anybody figure out where these guys are located? Can anyone find an actual address? All I can see is a very badly configured osCommerce installation, with ONE product that appears to be out of stock.I can't even figure out where they'd be shipping from -- assuming they ever *do* ship.
and so you can add that on to the bare bones Hannibal or you can pay more for the Hannibal duece for $699.00 which has a dual tuner card, a Happauge PVR MCE 550. If you were to pay more for the pre-built system, then you wouldn't have to deal with setting up the hardware (which is the point of buying a pre-built system.)
Damn, I searched Digg looking for this after seeing it a long time ago. Looks like the company didn't make it, here's the latest:" We apologize but TVease.net is no longer incorporated. We have filed bankruptcy as a company. I do sincerely apologize to everyone that wanted a machine from us. We tried our absolute best to meet all orders. In the end, it became to much for one person to manage and accomplish. Again, I do apologize. For individuals with outstanding orders. Please request a refund from your credit card company. You should have no issues getting a full and complete refund."
tophfisherNov 6, 2006Submitter
Agreed! The case they use was rated by a couple review sites (forget the link, its in TVease forums) as one of the quietest cases they reviewed.They talk about it in the last linux action show.
rc2k6Nov 7, 2006
No HDMI?
savannahlionNov 7, 2006
I thought that was a typo myself, but a quick Google turns up <a class="user" href="http://www.kat5.tv/">http://www.kat5.tv/</a> Looks like it's a central video distribution system based on Cat5 cabling.Unless I'm jumping an assumption and that really is a typo. :-
dtietze1Nov 7, 2006
Can anybody figure out where these guys are located? Can anyone find an actual address? All I can see is a very badly configured osCommerce installation, with ONE product that appears to be out of stock.I can't even figure out where they'd be shipping from -- assuming they ever *do* ship.
ltsiverNov 7, 2006
<a class="user" href="http://www.linuxactionshow.com/?p=54">http://www.linuxactionshow.com/?p=54</a>
Closed AccountJan 4, 2007
Yep, 1080i isn't much good for anything. Stick with the P's if you want quality HD.
chicken2niteJul 14, 2007
and so you can add that on to the bare bones Hannibal or you can pay more for the Hannibal duece for $699.00 which has a dual tuner card, a Happauge PVR MCE 550. If you were to pay more for the pre-built system, then you wouldn't have to deal with setting up the hardware (which is the point of buying a pre-built system.)
scorpio70Mar 1, 2008
Damn, I searched Digg looking for this after seeing it a long time ago. Looks like the company didn't make it, here's the latest:" We apologize but TVease.net is no longer incorporated. We have filed bankruptcy as a company. I do sincerely apologize to everyone that wanted a machine from us. We tried our absolute best to meet all orders. In the end, it became to much for one person to manage and accomplish. Again, I do apologize. For individuals with outstanding orders. Please request a refund from your credit card company. You should have no issues getting a full and complete refund."