Okay, I'm going to let the fact that Apricorn intentionally misspelled "expander" to make it sound more "x-streme." I'm even going to overlook the fact that their product is really nothing but an external hard drive. Why? Because it's nice to see some third party companies promoting hard drives for use cable company PVRs.And Apricorn's even doing it at a reasonable price. $129 gets you a 250GB hard drive, while $199 gets you 500GB. Both units can be plugged into Scientific Atlanta 8300 boxe with eSATA ports. That should cover a large number of Cox and Time Warner cable customers.
The DVR Xpander includes a stand, eSATA cable and power adapter.
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