TV-Tuner AVerMedia AVerTV USB 2.0 Review

Aug 8 2004, 9:32am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Digit-Life reviews the TV-tuner AVerMedia AVerTV USB 2.0.

Quote:
" Being one of the trendsetters on the TV tuner market, AVerMedia Technologies Inc. couldn't have kept out of the thriving movement to manufacture these devices with USB 2.0 support. The model tested in this review is currently the only device offered by the company in this series."
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