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HP PC With Blu-ray & HD DVD Support For $949

Engadget is reporting that HP is getting ready to ship a slimline PC with the ability to read Blu-ray and HD DVD disks, NTSC / ATSC TV tuners, HDMI, 500 gig hard drive, 2 gig of RAM, and more. The Pavilion Slimline s3330f PC will start at $949 and be available later this month. At this price, it rivals some of the dual format high-def DVD drives, but also includes a full PC with Windows Vista Home Premium. I've had a HP Windows XP Media Center connected to my TV since 2004, and this sounds interesting, but I need Cablecard support for Comcast to record HD programming.

January 03, 2008 | Permalink

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With the cost of a dual HD DVD/Blu Ray drive, I'm assuming then that they cut corners on ALL the other components. Don't be surprised if the HD is maxtor and the motherboard is made by emachines.

Posted by:Fred | January 04, 2008 at 09:38 AM