40GB PVR Media Storage for £59.99

[tays27]

www.goodmansdirect.co.uk/productdetails.aspx?pid=GPDR40&cid=PVR&language=en-GB

Looks like a good deal for backing up on the go or recording straight from a bullet-cam.

[Rednut05]

Bit cheap, what's the catch?

Oh no CF slot. Would suit a Nikon user better?

Edited by Rednut05 on Thursday 8th February 21:27

[mr noble]

Rednut05 said:

Bit cheap, what's the catch?

Oh no CF slot. Would suit a Nikon user better?

Edited by Rednut05 on Thursday 8th February 21:27

Where are we supposed to put our CF cards? (obvious answers will not be tolerated!)

[Rednut05]

straight answer - Was thinking new Nikon 80 and 50 models are SD?

[agent006]

Rednut05 said:

Bit cheap, what's the catch?

It's a goodmans, that's the catch.

[2jamesl]

Oh Dear - 'Up to 2.5hrs battery life' and note the words 'up to' thats the maximum, i can see the charging getting a little tedious.

[F308 MAN]

i apologise for the "interruption", but i have had the gigaOne 40g unit for aprox 18 months.

file turnover equates to thousands.

simple to use, goes out in all weathers, hardly ever needs recharging, and it has never missed a single solitarity beat....*touches wood*

probably available for around £80 ... a tad more, but well worth it.

d

[Mad Dave]

Does the GigaOne have a screen though? I have a storage device with CF capability but never use it as it doesn't have a screen - I just can't bring myself to format my cards until I can SEE they're on the backup!

[F308 MAN]

Mad Dave said:

Does the GigaOne have a screen though? I have a storage device with CF capability but never use it as it doesn't have a screen - I just can't bring myself to format my cards until I can SEE they're on the backup!

no
just the file transfer logo similar to "windows"

Edited by F308 MAN on Saturday 10th February 17:38