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Alright what is a PVR? Well here is your main examples of a PVR, Personal Video Recorder. Sometimes you will hear it referred to as a DVR, Digital Video Recorder or an HDR, Hard-disk Recorder. But think TiVo, think Replay, that*s a PVR. Think Windows Media Center Edition that includes a PVR as well. It includes a Personal Video Recorder. All you do is plug your cable in or your output from your Direct TV and you can use your computer just like a selector, a channel selector. You can set up things ahead of time just like you can with TiVo or with Replay. That*s why I love the Windows Media Center Edition of Windows. It is exactly what the Home Entertainment Center has been waiting for and it*s a shame that Microsoft doesn*t promote it more than it does because most people don*t even know, they don*t even know it exists. Windows Media Center Edition has a PVR built in. I love it, love it, love it, love it. PVR, Personal Video Recorder that is this hour*s Geek Speak. And it*s brought to you by the amazing Safety Laser. Now this battery operated device it replaces the traditional flares that you might find in your glove box. The kind that you break apart the red ones the paper, paper wrapped ones, you break them apart, you strike them and you stick them in the ground. Maybe they last 15 minutes, maybe you can see them a half a mile or a mile away. This thing lasts for days. It*s made with lasers and it*s visible up to 20 miles away at night, 3 miles during the day. It*s even visible under water. You can hike, you can dive, you can sail, you can drive with a safety device that can be used in every weather condition. Go check it out. Spend a 100 bucks you could save your life with this device. www.safetylaser.com.

David Lawrence: Alright it*s 23 minutes past the hour live from the Gund Arena. We are in the very, very lowest level of the Gund Arena where I can*t get a cell call. I just can*t. I simply can*t and it*s cool because we are in Cleveland Cavalier Studio Control. The smell of basket ball is in the air. Like Lebron James at one point sat in this chair. Alright let*s go back to Martin. Martin was concerned about the differences between and I want to be sure I understand this. He says on my screen Microsoft works but you called up and you said Microsoft Office which.

Martin: It was going with all four like Excel, Word, Outlook.

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