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ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0 Reviewed

An anonymous reader writes "ViperLair reviews the ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0, a sort of low-rent option for those you want to add a TV tuner or video-in to their machines, but would prefer an outboard piece of equipment instead of cracking open their case and dropping in a daughter board."

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  1. Re:So hard... by cSnoop · · Score: 2, Funny

    Wow, you don't read the whole post do you? No.... so... Do you happen to know some place where I can go and hide until everyone forgot this years stupidest post?

  2. Re:So hard... by Justin205 · · Score: 2, Funny

    Do you happen to know some place where I can go and hide until everyone forgot this years stupidest post?

    You can join me under this rock over here. Yeah, I'm under here for my post being modded down to hell when it wasn't really all that Trollish (and it certainly wasn't Redundant (as was originally modded), being the second or third (maybe fourth) post -- none of the before ones had any relation to mine).

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  3. Re:Why the hell is it a "daughter board"? by donscarletti · · Score: 5, Funny
    I understand the continuation of the "motherboard" concept here, but daughter board makes absolutely no sense in my mind. Sure, the child analogy fits, but the "daughter" board has a PCI connector that is INSERTED into the motherboard. In every other application I have EVER seen this is referred to as a "male" connector (a female being a receiver connector into which the male is inserted).
    It should be called an oedipus board. Because it is a child that inserts its male connector into its motherboard.

    That was possibly the worst thing I have ever posted.

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  4. Re:The problem with external TV tuners... by vidnet · · Score: 2, Funny

    It is a horrible process... it kills your uptime!

  5. Re:The problem with external TV tuners... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    '...who don't even know what "right-click" means, let alone how to open their computer and install a card.'

    We call them "Mac users".