Well you want specs on the Hopper 3... you got them.
Attached is the Hopper 3 Feature Sheet.
Attached is the Hopper 3 Feature Sheet.
Hopper 3 Feature Sheet
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I agree - I will stock up on the old 40 model remotes and more than likely stay with them. We really enjoy the one button closed captions feature plus I can operate the remote by touch in the bedroom when the glasses are off and the lights are out.
We got one of the LG 55 inch TV's about 4 years ago that came with their "smart" remote where you needed to point and select what you wanted. Tried to live with that for a year then found a "normal" remote that worked and started using that. I guess I'm not "smart" enough for the next generation of remotes.
Who is this document intended for ? Doesn't seem like it's for users with the inclusion of things like:
They don't call the 4 or 6-window "sports bar mode" either, instead, "Customizable video mosaic screen shows selected live channels".
What is "Up to 9-day Picture-in-Guide with optional widescreen electronic program guide (EPG)", specifically the optional widescreen EPG part ?
Lastly, for the home media server, is officially supporting MKV new ? It's hit or miss, mostly miss, with the Hopper w/Sling, in my experience.
- Upgraded embedded TSIO securit
- Targeted advertising via INVIDI
- Viewer measurement
- Set-top-box health reporting
- Temperature management
They don't call the 4 or 6-window "sports bar mode" either, instead, "Customizable video mosaic screen shows selected live channels".
What is "Up to 9-day Picture-in-Guide with optional widescreen electronic program guide (EPG)", specifically the optional widescreen EPG part ?
Lastly, for the home media server, is officially supporting MKV new ? It's hit or miss, mostly miss, with the Hopper w/Sling, in my experience.
Pleasantly surprised to see dual band wifi! Anyone know why there are two ethernet ports on the back?
Hard wire to your router, the other for the Wireless Joey Access Point.
I have an LG TV with that remote as well. I don't use it much and when I do I find myself using the arrow buttons on it more that the pointer.
Maybe they're going to try and sell it to BEV (Bell ExpressVu) could call it the "Hopper Eh" version for Canada
Yeah, I have a LG set I bought in 2013 that has that one, not a big fan of it. I like the TV but the remote sucks.
My wife will NEVER use that remote, so at least I'll have one as well.
One disappointment - I was hoping they'd do a little better on energy efficiency - looks like another 95W hot box that runs 24/7 - or is there more info on actual consumption in various modes?
One disappointment - I was hoping they'd do a little better on energy efficiency - looks like another 95W hot box that runs 24/7 - or is there more info on actual consumption in various modes?
I'm gonna take this as a tongue in cheek answer.Ummm... The HWS has 3 tuners and the Hopper 3 doesn't?
The spec sheet doesn't list PTAT, which HWS has. I'd guess this type of feature and it's implementation would be like spec'ing AutoHop. Why not list PTAT-ish capability?
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