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Wolverine Data Cradle System Accessory | 
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| Brand: Wolverine
Category: CE
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $65.00
You Save: $4.99 (7%)
New (10) Used (1) from $65.00
Rating:  4 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: 5001
Model: ESP Cradle System
UPC: 040074160019
EAN: 0040074160019
ASIN: B000IN8I1W
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Take advantage of the Digital Video Recording (DVR) option in the ESP with the ESP Cradle | | • | Use the ESP to record directly from TV, DVD Player, VCR or any video source and watch them anywhere, anytime | | • | Record hours of TV programs to the Wolverine ESP and enjoy the programs you watch every day - on the go. | | • | Bring last night's game, cartoons or an entire season of your favorite series with you, anywhere | | • | It's easy - just follow the on-screen directions to set up the timer and the Wolverine ESP will turn on to record and turn off when recording is complete |
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Product Description
ESP fits into the cradle which has AC & A/V input and output / Record onto the ESP from any video source / Handy stand for viewing the ESP
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| Customer Reviews:
A Valuable Addition August 29, 2008
Roy E. Row (Maryville, TN USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have owned a Wolverine for almost two years now, and purchased the cradle system at the same time. It is well worth the extra money. The cradle itself is well designed and sturdy. It is something that you can attach and set up next to your TV and leave there permanently if you like. The Wolverine charger hooks directly to the cradle, making it a perfect night time reasting place/charger for the unit. The most important feature, however, is the cradle's ability to record directly to the Wolverine. It does a wonderful job recording movies, TV shows, and other video sources directly, as well as allowing you to link with a stereo system and make quality recordings of albums, tapes, and other music. I have transfered hundreds of old albums into digital files to play on my Wolverine.
Having this unit has made my Wolverine a really useful device that I use constantly. I would never even consider buying a Wolverine without also purchasing the cradle/docking system. It is simple to set up and use, and adds greatly to the value of the entire system.
simplicity is the key October 15, 2007
M. Ali (London)
9 out of 11 found this review helpful
I am reviewing the Wolverine and the cradle.
a remarkable product that is so easy to use, you could train my cats to use it!
The cradle allows you with great ease and simplicity to record directly from your tv, dvd etc.. by just pressing record.
I am using the product as a storage device for my digital camera while I am on vacation and as an entertainment unit for my 3 year old who needs to stay in his seat on flight.
The only small bad point is, that the speaker is static sometimes, especially when you have the volume on full blast. But, that is only important to me because I can't convince my toddler to put the headphones on.
Otherwise, the Wolverine and its cradle are the gem of multi-media devices. Do not waste your money on anything else.
An easy to use mp-3 player + PVR "system" February 12, 2007
HMMWV (santa clara, CA USA)
31 out of 31 found this review helpful
I bought my Wolverine at different stages, starting with the smallest disk (80 GB) and then adding the dock, charger, extra battery, remote, etc. So now I've bought into the system - for a good reason - it's a great system!
I use mine as a PVR now. I just got back from a 15 day cruise where the wolverine was used to transfer 26+ GB of data out of my 3 cameras into its storage, which was then moved to my laptop and burned onto dvds.
(the reason for the extra backup insurance was that TSA had been rumored to be confiscating DVDs, laptops, among other things from people returning from overseas checking for copyright infringement and other nasties. I did not want them taking my 26 GB of pictures so they were "smuggled" in on the Wolverine as well as the PC and DVDs burned on the way)
The wolverine performed exceptionally well which is why I decided to expand on the system and buy a 2nd battery plus the dock and dedicated battery charger, which was very useful onboard a cruise ship where you only have 2 outlets.
As a PVR the dock gives you every cable you need (female RCA and male RCAs) along with instant compatibility. I use a separate tuner for HDTV so the dock is attached to it for recording SDV video like the evening news that I can scan through later saving me time.
Finally - if 80 GB seems small (I have not yet filled mine but its getting up there) keep in mind that you are allowed to open your wolverine, install a new disk like the 160GB - 180GB or whatever size emerges in 2.5" down the road, press a button and have a brand new system with as much as 200 GB of storage.
Knowing that made me comfortable buying into the PVR system, along with the display that is big enough to actually watch, and cf/sd card read/write ability. My Wolverine was used in at least 3 ways every day of my vacation and gets used daily at home as well. I also do not own a tivo, so I justified buying into the dock by not buying into the Tivo. As for return on investment - the Wolverine is doing far more than I could hope for. The Tivo is nice, but lacks Wolverine's added functionality. I did build my own HDTV PVR since nobody else would, and once again the Wolverine + dock handles my standard definition PVR usage along with portability. I also use it to catch up on HDTV shows shrunk down to its screensize.
You won't regret the dock's convenience - and it's a fun way to grab the remote and strike up a conversation with Ipod owners about features they may see in a few versions of the ipod. Oh yes - once docked your Wolverine charges - regardless of how the dock is powered (USB or wallwart) - versitile and transparent to the end user.
 ok January 8, 2007
toothfairy (usa)
5 out of 15 found this review helpful
i like it so far. the battery life isn't as long as they say. also when i download from my photo card it doesnt give me the option of downloading into photo file. and i have to download everything and then go individually and delete the ones i dont want. also it doesnt read my movie files from my cell phone like my pc does. have not had it long enough to experiment with it so maybe it does more then i think..
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