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Digital TV for Mac users

Watch and record television with Miglia's USB device

  • Andrea-Marie Vassou
  • News
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  • 18/12/2007

An entertainment centre that can be used to record and watch digital TV on Apple Macs has been launched by Miglia.

The Miglia TVMini+ plugs into a USB2 port and comes with a 10-bit analogue-to-digital converter, which is said to help people get the best digital and analogue TV reception.

The Electronic Program Guide also gives people a guide to their favourite shows and can be set to record programmes. The included Miglia TV software will also let users transfer recordings from their Mac to an iPod, iPhone, or Sony Playstation Portable (PSP).

TVMini+ comes with a two-year manufacturer warranty and costs £85.

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