DT Facebook Contest: Elgato EyeTV One

By Digital Trends Staff Published August 7, 2014

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The prize: Elgato’s EyeTV One, a Digital TV Tuner for your Mac or PC.

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EyeTV One Overview

Free HDTV over-the-air for your Mac or PC

EyeTV One connects to your TV antenna and delivers live digital TV, in stunning-quality, straight to the high-resolution display of your computer. Uncomplicated to set up and easy to use, EyeTV One gets all the great TV shows that are broadcast over-the-air for free. Better yet, many of these shows are broadcast in full HD.

Highlights

Digital TV tuner, receives HDTV channels that are broadcast over-the-air for free
Very easy to set up and use; simply connect to a TV antenna (not included) and to a USB 2.0 port on a computer
Full-sized coaxial plug and flexible USB extender cable are built-in, no assembly or adapter required
Compatible with Mac OS X V 10.5.8 or higher and Windows 7

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