Dream Multimedia launches DM 800 PVR in Europe

by Darren Murph, posted May 15th 2008 at 8:07PM

We know, you've been waiting ages for Dream Multimedia to finally launch a product in the DM 8** series, and we're elated to see that your suffering has at long last come to an end. The European satellite receiver boasts a 300MHz MIPS processor, Linux operating system, OLED front-panel display, MPEG-2 / H.264 hardware encoding, DVB-S tuner (DVB-C and DVB-T are optional), a SmartCard reader, RS-232 port, Ethernet, DVI, two USB 2.0 sockets and an eSATA hookup for external storage. Sadly, we're not savvy on a price, but you can dig into the read link for a breakdown of the technical specifications should you be so inclined.

[Thanks, Rob]

Filed under: DVRs, Set-top boxes

Tags: dm 800, DM 800 PVR, dm800, Dm800Pvr, dream, dream multimedia, DreamMultimedia, europe, global, hd dvr, hd pvr, HdDvr, HdPvr, pvr, shipping

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Ozgur @ May 16th 2008 3:18AM

AFAIK, without DVB-S2 tuner H.264 H/W Acceleration is useless feature. (Ignoring eSATA and USB sources)

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mac131 @ May 16th 2008 4:26AM

it cost 450€ in France

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