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Toshiba V633 Nicam Video Recorder
Toshiba (
17 September, 2003 )
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Good value VCR, interim solution before the next generation  |
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Need to replace a clapped out VCR but dont want to pay top prices because the technology is changing so quickly? Then this is a good solution for you. Solid Toshiba quality and enough of the current technology to ensure your entertainment is reliably captured without being too complicated to programme. Everything you want in a Nicam VCR without the massive price tag. Cheers
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USB 2.0, duh?  |
Sorry, I just had to correct the author of the review mentioning USB2. I hardly think "no USB2 support" constitutes a major problem on a Bluetooth adapter. USB1.1 has a rated speed of 12Mbps, USB2 has a rated speed of 480Mbps. Bluetooth has a rated speed of 1Mbps, yes - one. You do the math. This gadget does what it says on the tin. (Though do watch out for the Apple Firmware update as mentioned above.)
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Oh Dear..... |
Decided to buy this adaptor to compliment my new Nokia 3650 mobile phone, received it, plugged it into my pc, set up the all the software worked fine. Plugged it into my Apple iBook, paired up worked fine until...... Used the Software update on mac os X, which told me to update the firmware on the bluetooth adaptor, which i decided to do, after all it was recommended by apple. Downloaded and installed, worked fine on the iBook, but now will not work with the PC at all, shows up as a Human Interface Device, after around 2 hours routing around, I discovered the line on the d-link website "The DBT-120 will not work under Windows if updated using the Apple Firmware Update software, and the warranty will be rendered void". Cheers Apple...MORAL OF: DONT UPGRADE THE FIRMWARE ON THE DBT-120 USING APPLES FIRMWARE UNLESS YOU ONLY WANT TO USE THE DBT-120 ON AN APPLE MACHINE!
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