DVDO Edge Video Processor

This is a well thought out product and a great new flagship for ABT. As a mass consumer product, it does require some more simplification.

Superior video processing of SD signals ; Easy for the novice to set up, but with enough flexibility for the videophile ; Sleek, unobtrusive appearance ; Special mode for gaming to minimize delay of video processing ; User-upgradable via USB ;...

No front panel controls, unit is completely dependent on the remote ; No coaxial digital output ; No RS-232 serial control ; Could use additional composite and S-video inputs ;

About eight years ago I owned DVDO iScan Pro, which made SD cable TV viewing on a 55” HD-ready RPTV bearable. I felt it was a terrific product and just right for its time. After spending some time with the Edge, that same feeling returned. The Edge...

As cool as the shape of the Edge is, it is a bit difficult to integrate into a rack-mounted system, such as a Middle Atlantic rack. Also, since the Edge doesn't have a truly "flat" bottom edge, stacking it on top of other components (if necessary) can...

For just under $800, the Edge, from DVDO, is a remarkable product and achievement. It packs many of the same features and performance specs of its big brother, the DVDO iScan VP50Pro HD video processor ($3,499), at a fraction of the cost. Its level of...