Argos selling 2 versions of Humax HDR Fox T2

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Argos selling 2 versions of Humax HDR Fox T2

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Apparently, my Argos has one in stock! at £144 too!

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1144697.htm

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 11:55:43 #21 |
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son_t - 20 minutes ago »
Apparently, my Argos has one in stock! at £144 too!
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1144697.htm

and if you order it you will receive a HDR T2

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 12:17:32 #22 |
myhumax

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I was kind of wondering - this is a bargain for a HDR-FOX T2, yes?

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 13:03:13 #23 |
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son_t - 1 hour ago »
Apparently, my Argos has one in stock! at £144 too!
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1144697.htm

And only one out of the five reviewers noticed it wasn't what was advertised, he's probably a member here. Anyone owning up to being NW age 35 to 44?

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 13:03:29 #24 |
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Barry - 1 hour ago »

and if you order it you will receive a HDR T2

Barry in your view and without giving anything confidential away, is it worth waiting for the proper HDR-2000?

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 13:27:24 #25 |
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Anyone owning up to being NW age 35 to 44?

I am going to guess at Nigel Whitfield.

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 16:47:04 #26 |
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gomezz - 5 minutes ago »

Anyone owning up to being NW age 35 to 44?

I am going to guess at Nigel Whitfield.

Nigel Whitfield was born 18th November 1967.

| Wed 2 Oct 2013 16:54:05 #27 |
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son_t - 1 day ago »
I was kind of wondering - this is a bargain for a HDR-FOX T2, yes?

It was, appears to have shot up in price again now - £179.99

| Fri 4 Oct 2013 9:20:26 #28 |
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Martin Liddle - 1 day ago »

Barry - 1 hour ago »
and if you order it you will receive a HDR T2

Barry in your view and without giving anything confidential away, is it worth waiting for the proper HDR-2000?

That is a hard call to be honest Martin, eg would obviously depend on user preferences hardware wise, and I cannot say to much until it is officially announced.

| Fri 4 Oct 2013 9:24:15 #29 |
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Barry - 3 weeks ago »

Martin Liddle - 1 day ago »

Barry - 1 hour ago »
and if you order it you will receive a HDR T2

Barry in your view and without giving anything confidential away, is it worth waiting for the proper HDR-2000?

That ia a hard call to be honest Martin, eg would obviously depend on user preferences hardware wise, and I cannot say to much until it is officially announced.

Hello All,

I just joined here because I was looking at getting a Fox T2 or a T2000. Seeing the previous comments I went to Argos yesterday (theres one around the corner, so no great effort) and asked to have a look at the T2000 (they brought out a T2). The stock code for the T2000 is 114/4697 and the ticket on the side of the T2 was same. So they're selling out old stock under the new item code.

I just bought a T2000 from Humax Direct and it's a 500GB model as they don't do anything bigger. I'm sure that I can find a nice 4TB HDD for about £100, but will probably wait for the warranty to expire and then check back here before I buy one and fit it. I've already got a 2010-ish FoxSatHDR running Raydon's firmware, so the new T2000 will be a welcome addition to the fold. I note that the T2000's PSU is external, but there are plenty of 3rd party 12V switchmode PSU's out there that could replace the part if there are any issues.

Regards,
Dave.

| Wed 30 Oct 2013 14:05:10 #30 |