HDTV Wonder
Company:
ATI Technologies Inc., www.ati.com
Price:
$199 list (includes indoor HDTV antenna and Remote Wonder)
Pros:
Very good image quality, both live and in time-shifted mode. Recorded content looks very good as well. Functions as both an SDTV and HDTV tuner. Nice price.
Cons:
Software has good features, but there are still some kinks to be worked out. Requires a Microsoft DirectX 9 compatible graphics card. Over-the-air HDTV reception varies depending on locationnot ATI's fault.
Bottom line:
Solid hardware and good software come together to create a good first-generation over-the-air HDTV offering. The price includes both a remote and an antenna, not to mention ATI's suite of multimedia applications. Some rough edges still need to be sanded, but overall, HDTV Wonder is a great place to get your HD party started.
Review
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