[Dmitriy]

I just read a thread at AVS (http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=129045) and found out that JVC is making HDPVR for E*!!! It will be dual tuners and maybe it'll come out in June. Model number is TU-9000. I was very surprised and didn't believe. But I'm convinced now after looking at this page(http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/ho...cleID=77&page=3 ).
Take a look, it's pretty convincing and interesting. :smoking:

 

[Chris Blount]

It is unclear whether or not it's actually a PVR unit. It mentions something about an 80GB hard drive but I don't think it has anything to do with recording HD programming.

Sounds like a lot of miss-information to me.

 

[Dmitriy]

Read this page http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/show...threadid=129045

 

[Steve Mehs]

Before I read that thread, I never new such a unit was in the works from JVC, as you can tell by my 2 posts in that thread at AVS.

 

[Guest]

Cool! But I'll stick with my cruddy DP

 

[DishDude1]

Isn't that just the 921?

 

[Steve Mehs]

I dont think so the 921 AFAIK, is supposed to have a much bigger HD, one tuner and be made by Echostar not JVC.

 

[Mark Lamutt]

Steve - I've seen it reported several times that the 921 will have dual tuners that will be able to tune 2 HD channels at the same time, 1 HD and 1 SD channel or 2 SD channels. Od course, don't look for anything new receiver wise until the merger is taken care of (my bet is that includes the 721).

 

[DishDude1]

The 721 is supposed to be shown at team summit, I would expect that to be released before the merger, but nothing after that.

 

[Steve Mehs]

hmmm...then maybe the 921 and TU-9000 are one in the same after all. At anyrate I doubt we'll see the 9000 by JVC with in the next year let alone june.

 

[Dmitriy]

Here are the pics
http://www.dishretailer.com/ts2002/Disk2/MVC-008S.JPG
http://www.dishretailer.com/ts2002/Disk2/MVC-007S.JPG

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Hmm the front of it says DVHS... This mean it will need video tapes?

Look at the fan on that thing, You could power a ship with a fan that size.

At least it has component outputs on the back and not the dreaded DVI outputs.

 

[David_Levin]

Originally posted by Scott Greczkowski
Hmm the front of it says DVHS... This mean it will need video tapes?

Look at the fan on that thing, You could power a ship with a fan that size.

At least it has component outputs on the back and not the dreaded DVI outputs.

You're right - that is one heck of a fan - Perhaps that's just a temporary/pre-release version.

I'm pretty annoyed with dish making a conscience effort to disallow users from upgrading the hard drive. This is even more critical with a HD recorder. Perhaps things will be different with the JVC.

 

[Guest]

Those are pictures of a JVC HDVHS- model HMDH30000U.
Marty, yes i'm deaf

 

[Guest]

The TU9000 has delayed release date to mid summer.

 

[Dmitriy]

I think this is combination of vcr and HDTV receiver.
Although this vcr is cabable of recording HDTV to DVHS and not only that, I think it will be top of the line vcr. I think that this will not be real pvr that has harddrive, but still this will be very intresting unit and its almost ready.

 

[Dmitriy]

One more pic
http://www.dishretailer.com/ts2002/Disk2/MVC-009S.JPG

 

[Dmitriy]

Originally posted by Scott Greczkowski
Hmm the front of it says DVHS... This mean it will need video tapes?

Look at the fan on that thing, You could power a ship with a fan that size.

Scott,
even though it needs tape and it has huge fan, it's still the only receiver that records HDTV.

 

[Martyva]

We're doing apples and oranges. The signs refer to 2 distinct products. The first is a HDTV PVR STB (lots a letters), the second is a HDDVHS VCR with analog on board tuner.

 

[dishrich]

I read about this in my copy of the May S&V mag, where they did a review of the JVC HMDH30000U. It stated that JVC was coming out with the TU9000, which is ONLY a HDTV/DISH set-top - it does NOT, repeat does NOT have a PVR in it. The picture at the TS'02 does NOT say one thing about it being a PVR!

This kind of reminds me of that JVC combo DISH5000/D-VHS unit that came out couple of years ago, except now it's TWO separate pieces & does HDTV.