Snappy adds the stripped-down HAVA Gold to its placeshifting line

by Paul Miller, posted Jan 11th 2007 at 7:49PM

If you can't quite scrape together the cash for one of HAVA's high-end placeshifters, you might be into Snappy's new HAVA Gold, which sheds the WiFi and internal tuner of its big brother, slims down considerably and adds an extra audio input. The best news is the $129 pricetag and complete HAVA software functionality for multicasting and a bit of timeshifting. Now word on distributors yet, so we're not sure when you'll be able to score your own.

Filed under: Home Entertainment, Networking

Tags: CES, hava, hava gold, HavaGold, placeshifter, snappy

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Regula Oblique @ Jan 11th 2007 8:26PM

O Snizsnap its the black xbox 360!

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Christie Arnold @ Jan 12th 2007 11:08PM

This looks pretty neat, and according to their web page it also has component, composite and S-Video inputs. Also it looks like they redesigned the casings of the older models so that they actually look pretty stylish - less of the ugly. And if you want to buy it now it seems that they are selling it on the online store @ http://www.snappymultimedia.com/estore/

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