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Displays high-definition video from your PC to TVs throughout the house. No monthly fees. No limitations on content or the number of TVs you can view it on.
Very expensive. Complex setup. Requires an HDTV. Not quite HD quality. No Mac or Linux compatibility. Some all-in-one PC owners are out of luck. Imprecise trackpad response on remote control.
The ZvBox is a neat idea, but its high price, complex setup, and middling video quality mark it as a first-generation product, for early adopters only....
Makes use of the tuner input that often goes unused on most HDTVs, Conveniently works over standard wiring used for your homes current cable TV installation, Allows several different TVs to simultaneously access same PC content
Complicated set up, Only Supports up to 720pformat HDTV, Clumsy maneuvering pointer on remotes touchpad
Abstract: So with the disclaimer out of the way, although the ZvBox does a great job on what it sets out to do, we wonder how many will actually be interested in what it has to offer. The way we see it, is that for $500, you could almost as easily connect a dedi...
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Published: 2008-09-01, Author: Matt , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: I love the concept. Really, I do, but the implantation is horrible. Sometimes the ZvBox software reverted to the host PC, leaving the HDTV blank with no explanation why. I was able to watch clips of The Office and media off my network but it was frustr...
Published: 2008-08-27, Author: John , review by: cnet.com
The ZvBox allows you to watch any Web- or PC-based video and digital media content on your HDTV; supports HD video; includes an RF remote with cursor control; video output can be viewed simultaneously on multiple TVs in the household.
As expensive as an entry-level PC; delayed, laggy response for onscreen cursor; wiring and setup process will intimidate nontechies; only works with DTVs; monopolizes the host PC while in use; picture exhibits some RF interference.
While the ZvBox succeeds in delivering any Web- or PC-based videos to your TV, the systems convoluted setup and laggy control scheme make it hard to recommend--especially at this price. Specifications: Dimensions (WxDxH): 11.4 in x 4 in x 1.4 in; Weig...
