DTVPal
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C|Net Reviews: Dish Network DTVPal (7.3/10)
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Only thing that sucks about
Only thing that sucks about the DTVPal is the Price$$$$!!!! Was Goin' to be free now w/ Coupon $20 + Idiotic SHIPPIN'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had one on order for
I had one on order for $42.50 plus shipping before the coupon and they canceled the order because of the price increase. They won't carry this one at all now. I think that was a pathetic move by DISH Network. It was always intended to be a "loss leader" for DISH (their hope being you will eventually sign up for DISH because you got this for cheap or free).
Dish shows how lame they
Dish shows how lame they are. Call up Dish customer service about this, and you get a different answer each time. Watch for the DTVPal to be sold for $59.99 now, then a few months from now be renamed and sold as the TR40 for $39.99. Need to grab those extra bucks from early-adopters, you know.
Anyone paying a premium to get one of these just for the VCR timer feature should consider putting that money towards an HTPC or at least a DVD recorder with a built-in tuner.
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