Sony VRP-T5 160GB Digital Video Recorder

Aug 24 2004, 4:17am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony announces the new compact Sony VRP-T5 Digital Video Recorder.

The Sony VRP-T5 features a 160GB Hard-drive and can connect with digital televisions and digital tuners via the Sony i.LINK.
This Sony DVR measures 171×58×305mm, which does not actually make it fit in a home theater tower and more in a Computer or office environment.

It will ship for 73,500 Yen (~$665) on October 1st. More details in Sony Press-Release (japanese).

See also Sony DVD Recorders.

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