HDMI, HD channels look superb, four tuners, ability to record two shows and watch another simultaneously, stylish design, intuitive interface, Foxtel content
Remote is not backlit, currently no way to upgrade the hard drive, doesn’t handle FTA broadcasts as efficiently as Foxtel ones, EPG only runs for seven days
The iQ2’s main strength is its ability to access HD channels and the wide range of content available on Foxtel. The recording functions, On Demand service and a redesigned case are nice upgrades from the previous iQ, but the real star of the show ar...
Abstract: Cost: from $6.95 a week Foxtel has launched a handful of high-definition channels to let viewers get the most from their HD televisions. The Foxtel HD+ service consists of two documentary channels in National Geographic HD and Discovery HD, two sp...
Abstract: -Our first impressions of FoxTels new HD box are positive - four TV tuners means more HD than you can handle, though it does miss some of the tricks of the TiVO. Pros- Hard drive capacity- Superior Electronic Program Guide- Series Link for favourite s...
Abstract: Which is the best personal video recorder the Seven Media TiVo or the new Foxtel iQ HD offering? The answer to this question lies more in what you want from a PVR and how much you are prepared to pay. The new TiVo which has been launched by Seven Medi...
Excellent sound and vision, esp. in HD, Exhaustive list of outputs, Easy to use, Stylish, More functionality to come, Most cable customers get all HD FTA channels, HD on demand
Only five exclusive HD channels at launch, Pricier than iQ, Can get noisy, Some initial bugs left to iron out
The Foxtel iQ2 is one of the best upgrades currently available for people whove invested in a HD panel, and it will only get better. ...
