I have seen this before on a training doc. Must be some truth to it. Just cause they are "upcoming". Doesn't mean they will all be released.crazy4dss said:here are some curent and upcomming models
H20 - HR20
H21- HR21
HR21 PRO
HR22 *
H23 - HR23*
R16
R22
*=Unreleased Models
That's happened a number of times before - "concept" units that never make it to the street...MIAMI1683 said:I have seen this before on a training doc. Must be some truth to it. Just cause they are "upcoming". Doesn't mean they will all be released.
Yup I for one can't see the HR22 and HR23 hitting the street. I could be wrong, but one or the other makes more sense. Again it should be pointed out that the HR21 models are still in production as far as we know. Out side of that it is purely speculation.hdtvfan0001 said:That's happened a number of times before - "concept" units that never make it to the street...
Isn't the R22 and HR21 toned down by software to be an SD DVR? I seem to recall someone saying thats what it baisically isharsh said:I'm thinking that the '22 ship has sailed with the R22. To re-use the numbers would be very confusing. I'm guessing this is why the receiver numbering scheme skipped the 22.
Yes, the R22-100 is essentially the same receiver as the HR21-100 without HD capabilities.MIAMI1683 said:Isn't the R22 and HR21 toned down by software to be an SD DVR? I seem to recall someone saying thats what it baisically is
Shouldn't you have said "without HD activated"? There was a rumor that it could be turned on at a later date.Doug Brott said:Yes, the R22-100 is essentially the same receiver as the HR21-100 without HD capabilities.
OH boyharsh said:Shouldn't you have said "without HD activated"? There was a rumor that it could be turned on at a later date.
As far as I know, it's still a rumor.harsh said:Shouldn't you have said "without HD activated"? There was a rumor that it could be turned on at a later date.
I will let you know.I'm going HD......in 2 years.harsh said:Shouldn't you have said "without HD activated"? There was a rumor that it could be turned on at a later date.
IRD = Integrated Receiver Decoder. It's a DirecTV Receiver.dcowboy7 said:whats an ird ?
The HD receivers cost more to make...they also have to pay licensing costs on things like MPEG4. You save $10 a receiver here and there and after a few million receivers it becomes real money.theratpatrol said:I sure hope the HR23 has DLB and PIP.:lol:
Seriously, I'm surprised they still make SD receivers and DVR's. I feel they should make everything HD, and if you have an SDTV, the receiver would down rez it to SD. (is that the purpose of the R22?) It would make upgrading to HD a lot easier, just connect the proper cables and your good to go.