Samsung DVD-HR720 DVD Recorder with built-in 120GB HDD Reviewed @ Futurelooks

Vikingod · Feb 7, 2006, 01:55 PM

HDD/DVD recorders are becoming more and more common in the marketplace. Samsung breaks the mould by introducig a unit that does MORE than just record and play back video! Check this out to see how the DVD-HR720 performs as a PVR and all-in-one media centre.

Merely two years ago, single disc DVD recorders were considered high-end, luxury items. Only consumers with the means and the desire to own one of these would throw out their old VCRs to make space for one.

Fast-forward to the present and the landscape has changed quite drastically. Personal Video Recorders and DVD recorders are close to replacing VCRs. More and more people are opting to trade in their bulky VHS tapes for the durability of space-friendly DVDs and Hard Disc Drives. Manufacturers are spending less time and money developing VCRs and placing their efforts on creating this next generation of recordable media.
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Feb 7, 2006, 01:55 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Samsung DVD-HR720 DVD Recorder with built-in 120GB HDD Reviewed @ Futurelooks HDD/DVD recorders are becoming more and more common in the marketplace. Samsung breaks the mould by introducig a unit that does MORE than just record and play back video! Check this out to see how the DVD-HR720 performs as a PVR and all-in-one media centre. Merely two years ago, single disc DVD recorders were considered high-end, luxury items. Only consumers with the means and the desire to own one of these would throw out their old VCRs to make space for one. Fast-forward to the present and the landscape has changed quite drastically. Personal Video Recorders and DVD recorders are close to replacing VCRs. More and more people are opting to trade in their bulky VHS tapes for the durability of space-friendly DVDs and Hard Disc Drives. Manufacturers are spending less time and money developing VCRs and placing their efforts on creating this next generation of recordable media. __________ Read More / Source: Futurelooks