Hitachi's DV-DH-1000D 1TB HDD/DVD recorder

by Thomas Ricker, posted Apr 4th 2006 at 9:22AM

Yeah we know, those wimpy 800GB video recorders are for chumps. The cool kids are all hangin' with Hitachi’s new 1TB, DV-DH1000D HDD/DVD video recorder. Yeah, that's 1,000GB of freakin' storage to fix that high-def recording jones. The rest of the details are sketchy. The best we can make out from the machine translation is that the device sports HDMI and includes both terrestrial analog and digital Hi-Vision (HDTV) tuners for simultaneous recording and/or playback. But hey, it's only available in Japan so other than reigning as the "world's largest" video recorder, what more do you really need to know?

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment

Tags: DVD, HDD, HDMI, HDTV, hi-def, hi-vision, high-definition, hitachi

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DIEGO @ Apr 4th 2006 9:27AM

with things like this who needs blue-ray or hd-dvd.

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citykids @ Apr 4th 2006 10:27AM

1TB! makes you say "WOOO"!

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Hans Gruber @ Apr 4th 2006 11:08AM

I wasn't aware Audi made DVD recorders

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Jacob @ Apr 4th 2006 11:21AM

They should get Ric Flair as their spokesman...

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Will @ Apr 4th 2006 1:37PM

Audi! Ha took me a second. Almost a Volkswagon there too.

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MM @ May 16th 2006 4:00PM

Does anyone know when this beauty is coming to the european Countries? i'm definetly getting one when it does!!

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