Sammanfattning: It’s taken a little longer to arrive than we expected, but we finally took delivery of the first Freeview HD product: Humax’s HD-Fox T2. We first saw a working prototype at Humax's pre-release demonstration in early December 2009, and now we’ve had tim...
Free HD channels, connectivity, compact, media player functions
Limited format support for media playback
The Humax HD-Fox T2 offers up great looking controls and an EPG that will leave your default Freeview guide looking rather drab. The media player functions could be more comprehensive and wider codec support is desperately needed to make this a real se...
Publicerad: 2010-02-09, Författare: Ian , testad av: CNET.co.uk
Appealing styling; good features; fresh-looking interface; future ability to record to USB storage; picture quality can be stunning
Green-line bug will irritate purists; expensive
If high-definition viewing is a must for you, but you can't afford or don't want Sky+HD or Virgin HD, then the Humax HD-FOX T2 might be the piece of hardware you're looking for. HD pictures can look stunning given the right input, but there isn't much...
Free HD programming, Good network streaming, Good SD and HD pictures
No PVR function yet, Can't read HD movie files, No Wi-Fi
So, the first Freeview HD box is here in the form of the Humax HD-FOX T2.It's hard to put a finger on why it's taken so long for Freeview to dip its toe in the sparkly, glistening waters of high-definition.After all, the BBC successfully trialled...
