brianh
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PCI ExpressI am sorry if someone has already asked this question,but do Digi-tv intend to produce PCI Express cards.If so,when???
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chenks
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by the looks of it, they mainly concentrate on USB devices these days.
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8skellerns
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Yeah, something else to make a PC look even more untidy with more wires and box's, and another power brick to plug in. 
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chenks
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| 8skellerns wrote: | | Yeah, something else to make a PC look even more untidy with more wires and box's, and another power brick to plug in. |
the latest nebula usb devices don't have an external power brick.
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beardedwonder
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Internal cards have just as many wires as well. 1 for the aerial lead and 1 for the remote sensor. USB = 1 USB lead and 1 aerial lead.
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8skellerns
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| beardedwonder wrote: | | Internal cards have just as many wires as well. 1 for the aerial lead and 1 for the remote sensor. USB = 1 USB lead and 1 aerial lead. |
You can hide the remote sensor quite discreetly with the PCI card, as the sensor can be hidden behind the monitor etc, and it only has 1 thin wire. The aerial is hidden behind the PC.
The USB has a big white box, with a chunky aerial cable going into it and a USB cable, so not so discreet, as you have to have the box in view for the remote to transmit to it.
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