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[EX Q]: It's just a cable but it's expensive and well made. That alone is worth some peace of mind. I bought several of these to put around all the places I usually end up looking for one. Such as in my car, at the office, at home, and one in my travel briefcase.
[EX A]: Exactly as advertised

[EX Q]: I just want to begin by saying how I do regret buying this over a MOGA controller or a SteelSeries. It DOES NOT state in the description that it only works with iCade on iOS, it only described what operating systems it ran on. It said iOS, android, PC and Mac. First of all, I did try to use this on iOS first. After setting it up, I was ready to play some call of duty Strike Team with it, so I opened the game, went to settings, and turned on controller mode. It didn't work. The ipega only supports icade on iOS, much to my surprise, as it works perfectly on android from the videos I have seen. I don't own an android device, so the controller is basically unusable. I have not tried it out on PC yet, and I won't expect it to work when I do. The instructions did not help me at all. Under iOS it said supported games, and one of them was riptide GP 2. I bought the game, it didn't support the controller. Completely ripped off. I don't re foment this, unless the only games that you like are gunman close and temple run, the only really supported games. I wasted my money. The new ipega touchpad controller is even worse from the videos I have seen, the touchpad doesn't do anything.
[EX A]: Waste of money.

[EX Q]: On first release these cards were $400. But now since their price drop I was more easily able to justify the cost, that being said since owning the card I would have happily paid 400 for it. I had a dual tuner card prior to this for just OTA/ClearQAM cable, and I was always re configuring, tweaking, and adjusting the thing. Very frustrating, and the wife was not too happy with the situation either. I was absolutely shocked at how easy it was to set up the Ceton InfiniTV4. A few things:<br /><br />First - I have Comcast, dont let them charge you to swap out your current equipment, or have a tech come out to do a \"professional\" install. Go to the store PHYSICALLY and get your cable card. This saves you 50 bucks.<br />Second - MAKE SURE, you upgrade the devices drivers AND FIRMWARE before trying to configure it. I didn't update the firmware and couldn't get the card to work until I did so.<br />Third - There may be some signal quality issues that weren't previously noticeable with your old receiver box. In my case the comcast tech had to run a whole new length of cable from my house to the node.<br /><br />After all that - this card is everything I hoped and dreamed my HTPC would be initially. I also have an xbox that is set up as a media center extender, and I can stream live or recorded TV to that as well (ie. can watch two different channels at the same time on both my HTPC and Xbox).<br /><br />The only issue I've had is that occasionally I get the message \"No tuners available\" or \"All tuners in use\" in WMC when trying to stream TV. A reboot of my machine fixes this every time, but it hasn't been enough of a nuisance to warrant much troubleshooting yet.
[EX A]:
Amazing product, worth every penny