Best TV services
We round-up the best TV services for your money, from Foxtel IQ2 to Apple TV.
- — 20 December, 2010 10:05
TV is no longer just about what is broadcast on free-to-air networks. In addition to cable television, the latest TV tech innovations allow you to watch television online in your loungeroom, record and pause live TV, access content on demand, along with much, much more.
We round-up the best Australian TV services.
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Foxtel iQ2
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Apple TV
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D-Link Boxee Box
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Telstra T-Box
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TiVo HD
Apple TV
The Apple TV is competitively priced and boasts an excellent interface, so if you want an easy to use, basic solution to rent movies you'll appreciate its simplicity. Unfortunately, the lack of content – particularly the fact that Australian users can't rent TV shows or access a service like Netflix – limits this device from appealing to a wider audience at this time.
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- Manufacturer:
- 27th Oct., 2010
- Ross Catanzariti
- Apple
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- Price:
- $ 129.00
- Pros:
- Compact size and design, ease of use and setup, excellent interface, good quality, AirPlay feature
- Cons:
- No way to rent TV shows, no hard drive, HD content limited to 720p, limited content available compared to US
