Apricorn's DVR Expander Gives Your DVR More Room To Record

It's just a fact of life. Most of us will run out of storage at some point if we don't stop buying more ahead of time, and Apricorn knows it. The company has been issue hard drives and personal storage devices for years now, but its latest device is one of the more fashionable to come from their labs. It's the DVR Expander, which is said to be the largest-capacity DVR external hard drive on the market.

It was built to be fan less, so its super settles down when resides near your television. It also uses a solid aluminum enclosed space, so you won't have to rush for a place to conceal it. It's available as cheap as $99 with a 500GB drive, while the 2TB top-end model sells for $249. With a name like DVR Expander, you can most likely guess what it does: gives your DVR even more room to capture the shows you love, but don't have time to watch. The 2TB version can record up to 1053 hours of standard programming or 234 hours of high-definition programming, and since it has both USB and eSATA ports it's compatible with Dish Network, DirecTV and most major cable company DVRs.