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Abstract: Move your TV programs from computer to home theater at the speed of walking. One of my favorite (to make fun of) bits of business-speak is the phrase “leveraging our core competency.” Not content to say, “We’re doing what we do bes...
Abstract: Video Review: The SanDisk Sansa TakeTV is such a simple concept, and it works great! Simply copy your videos (DivX, Xvid, or MPEG4) to the flash drive, then plug it into your TV using the video cables.
Abstract: Stores about 5/10 hours video (4GB/8GB); Max display resolution: 720 x 576; Supported formats: MPEG-4, Xvid, DivX; 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios The TakeTV isn’t without a few omissions that would have seemed no-brainers to include. Still, if you&rsquo...
Abstract: There are a few products on the market that allow you to watch video from your computer on your television. However, there is probably not one easier for the average person to use than the TakeTV, the newest addition to Sandisks Sansa line of media pl...
Super easy to set up & use, Excellent quality video, Tiny, unobtrusive and sleek design, Plays DivX, Xvid and MPEG-4-based video, Hardware works on standard & widescreen TVs, Use hardware with Mac, PC, Linux, etc, Easy to move between TVs, Awe...
Fanfare software is XP/Vista only, Does not do HD content, No photos or MP3s yet
SanDisks Sansa TakeTV is a fun little device for taking video content off the computer and putting it on TV. Its size and weight makes it amazingly simple to transport from one TV set to another. If you have more than one TV at home, or if you want to...
Published: 2007-10-22, Author: John , review by: cnet.com
Enables easy viewing of DivX, Xvid, and MPEG4 videos on your TV; setup and operation couldnt be simpler; premium content available via Fanfare online service; flexible aspect ratio control; doubles as a standard flash drive; modest price tag.
Compatibility limited to only three video file formats; no support for photos or music; remote design is somewhat awkward; Fanfare Web site currently has very limited content options, and--for now, at least--its not viewable on other devices, such as ...
The SanDisk Sansa TakeTV delivers plug-and-play simplicity for watching downloaded videos on your TV. See all products in the SanDisk Sansa TakeTV series
Published: 2007-10-22, Author: John , review by: cnet.com
Enables easy viewing of DivX, Xvid, and MPEG4 videos on your TV; setup and operation couldnt be simpler; premium content available via Fanfare online service; flexible aspect ratio control; doubles as a standard flash drive; modest price tag.
Compatibility limited to only three video file formats; no support for photos or music; remote design is somewhat awkward; Fanfare Web site currently has very limited content options, and--for now, at least--its not viewable on other devices, such as ...
The SanDisk Sansa TakeTV delivers plug-and-play simplicity for watching downloaded videos on your TV. See all products in the SanDisk Sansa TakeTV series
Very simple to use. Compact. Inexpensive. Plays Xvid, DivX, MPEG-4 files.
No HD support. No wireless/streaming capabilities. Low storage capacity. No music or photo support—yet. No digital audio-out. Hardwired A/V cable is a bit short.
A highly compact wired media extender disguised as a USB thumb drive, SanDisks Sansa TakeTV may not be as slick as Apple TV, but it gets the job done easily and for a lot less cash....
