[Chris Gohlke]

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1934495,00.asp

"The Iomega ScreenPlay ($220 direct) seems like a multimedia maven's dream come true: a 60GB portable external hard drive that also plays back video, photos, and music on a TV, using a cable that plugs right into the usual video/audio inputs. Sadly, the ScreenPlay fails to deliver as advertised, has limited playback capabilities, and is pricey for only 60GB of storage."



The real title of this story should have been "CNet Gives Lowest Rating Ever"; but from the review it seems like it deserves it. If Iomega would get it to do what they advertise, they could actually have a winner.

[Chris Gohlke]

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1934495,00.asp

"The Iomega ScreenPlay ($220 direct) seems like a multimedia maven's dream come true: a 60GB portable external hard drive that also plays back video, photos, and music on a TV, using a cable that plugs right into the usual video/audio inputs. Sadly, the ScreenPlay fails to deliver as advertised, has limited playback capabilities, and is pricey for only 60GB of storage."



The real title of this story should have been "CNet Gives Lowest Rating Ever"; but from the review it seems like it deserves it. If Iomega would get it to do what they advertise, they could actually have a winner.