ABA DSS - Free to Air Satellite TV Community - View Single Post

bassist · February 27th, 2009

I do think that comparing the nfusion & the neo to the others is very much like comparing apples & oranges.

However, it is ****ing reflection on the V2 team's rep that confidence in the neo (even with supposed iks support) is less than that of the stand-alone CNX, VS & SV boxes.

Although Viper's brief appearance here at ABA was a good (but legit & informative) PR
move, it is very troubling that the most recent stable file was from D1. And even more troubling is that, for whatever reason, D1 could not stick around the Neo team just as the MS twins couldn't stick around. Plus, Neo owners & purchasers were led to believe that HIKS was just around the corner more than a year ago. In our experience of testing it, the Neo has been a much better cardless machine than an IKS machine; thus the V2 team should have been able to recognize (after months & months) that rapidly supplying BINS which would be easily uploaded via the network would be the best selling point. "Easily uploading via a network" IS a great selling point in & of itself.

February 27th, 2009	#29 (permalink)
bassist Platinum Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 814 Credits: 881.60 Thanks: 189 Thanked 132 Times in 87 Posts	Re: What FTA Team will Crack N3 First? I do think that comparing the nfusion & the neo to the others is very much like comparing apples & oranges. However, it is ****ing reflection on the V2 team's rep that confidence in the neo (even with supposed iks support) is less than that of the stand-alone CNX, VS & SV boxes. Although Viper's brief appearance here at ABA was a good (but legit & informative) PR move, it is very troubling that the most recent stable file was from D1. And even more troubling is that, for whatever reason, D1 could not stick around the Neo team just as the MS twins couldn't stick around. Plus, Neo owners & purchasers were led to believe that HIKS was just around the corner more than a year ago. In our experience of testing it, the Neo has been a much better cardless machine than an IKS machine; thus the V2 team should have been able to recognize (after months & months) that rapidly supplying BINS which would be easily uploaded via the network would be the best selling point. "Easily uploading via a network" IS a great selling point in & of itself.