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Yeah, it seems like a major development.&nbsp; The only question I have
is, what makes you think it's available at CompUSA?&nbsp; I couldn't
seem to find any mention of that in the article or with the
company.&nbsp; Though I suppose that's not a huge issue as it's offered
for sale from their website.<br>
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So who wants to dish out the $700 and try to install MythTV on it? :)<br>
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-Mike<br>
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