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Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT Test (TV/Video Card)
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The score of B is reached using 4 different tests on the Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT (s).
Average score of all TV and video cards: B.
Average score of all TV and video cards: B.
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Type: Internal TV / Video Card
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Issue 8/2006 12 products on test |
"... If you want two digital tuners, this is a great buy."
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Publication date 4/2006 Single test |
Value for money: 8 out of 10 points
"If you use your PC to watch Freeview, you'll probably find this useful - the Terratec provides a number of functions you'd otherwise have to do without. ..."
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Issue 5/2006 Single test |
"...this is exactly the product system integrators have been looking for and comes just in time for Intel's Viiv push into smaller form factors."
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Publication date 2/2006 Single test |
"... The picture quality is first rate and TerraTec has beaten its competitors to the PCI Express market, but sadly the remote control and software let the overall package down ..."
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Publication date 2/2006 Single test |
"A superbly specced add-on for your PC, bringing 21st Century TV into your computer - if you’re one of the few with a computer that can accommodate it."
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Summary of Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT
Computer Shopper magazine awarded the Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT TV or video card 5 out of 5 stars, this score coming from issue (8/2006).
The TV or video card was tested in 5 magazines and, all in all, was fairly well received.
The best review that the Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT could rack up was "very good" (5 out of 6 stars), which was given by PC Pro magazine in 5/2006. RegHardware online magazine gave the product a score of 70% in issue 2/2006, which was the lowest score it received.
