Does Bestbuy sell the ATI HDTV Wonder tuner card

[kindest]

anyone know before i make a run up there.
its not on bestbuy.com.. dunno if that definately means they dont carry it or not.
but i would think they would carry it?

 

[Viper96720]

Can't you call them? How would anyone here know what your bestbuy has? Especially when no one knows where that is.

 

[kindest]

Originally posted by: Viper96720
Can't you call them? How would anyone here know what your bestbuy has? Especially when no one knows where that is.

thats too easy!

 

[Malak]

If it's not on their website, probably not. I wouldn't go there for anything anyway.

 

[kindest]

Originally posted by: malak
If it's not on their website, probably not. I wouldn't go there for anything anyway.

heh i 100% agree about not going there but i got a BB GC as a gift i need to get rid of. ill prolly just get some fuji dvdrs then.

this thread sucks!

 

[Corporate Thug]

i know my store does NOT

 

[Viper96720]

I've seen it at some online shops. Think it was newegg had them in stock.

 

[Xed]

They sell it, $199

 

[nguyendot1]

They sell it. I just installed one on the endcap demo today to show off teh 30" LG lcd.... Runs kinda slow, hard as hell to install on MCE2005... the instructions suck..but I got it to work finally..albeit kinda lags. and yes, $199

 

[nguyendot1]

Ok after playing with it for a while, installing it on a newer faster Media Center, and realizing that it doesnt install multimedia center on MCE2005 (you use MCE instead), the HDTV wonder truly is a wonder... compared to watching normal tv. We recorded quite a few programs thus far, such as Jey Leno and Law and Order etc. The main problem is that it lags horribly sometimes, depending on the content. It's odd that the simpsons (SDTV) would lag but leno wouldnt. Playback after recording is perfect, however live tv whether we're recording or not is sometimes horrible. I belive it is because we're using an X300 and the directx acceleration it uses for decoding is not very powerful (hence why it recommends 9600+ class cards to run. Anyways, its so cool to record these, burn the file to dvd, and take it home... mmmm hdtv to go.