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Issue 8/2008 4 products on test |
MacWorld thought the TubeStick brings a lot to the party. Its very low price and great software makes it a delight to use. You will need good digital reception in your area to reap the full benefits of the TubeStick and the lack of analogue reception may deter some but its bargain price is definitely tempting.
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Issue 22/2007 5 products on test |
"You'll need a decent signal, as the TubeStick has only one tuner, and so no diversity mode, but if you do, and don't mind not having a remote control, it's a decent choice."
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Issue 8/2007 4 products on test |
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This product was retested here 8/2008 by MacWorld and received the same final score.
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Issue WWDC/2007 Single test |
"One of the more affordable TV tuners for the Mac, and it's backed up with the MediaCentral software, which can teach Apple's own Front Row a trick or two about playing internet video."
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Issue 8/2007 Single test |
"... for the moment, unless your needs are very basic indeed, we'd urge you to spend the extra cash and opt for an EyeTV for DTT."
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The DVB tuner was reviewed by 3 magazines with special attention paid to performance, convincing the majority of its quality.
The Equinux TubeStick scored highest in MacWorld magazine (WWDC/2007) with an overall rating of 4 out of 5 points. MacUser magazine gave the product a score of 3 out of 5 points in issue 8/2007, which was the lowest score it received.