HUMAX F2-FOX T (What Satellite TV - Jan 1, 2004)
MALCOLM BROWN finds HUMAX can excel in digital terrestrial reception too

Correction : Humax Viaccess compatibility (What Satellite TV - Jan 1, 2004)
Following the feature 'What's Up With Viaccess?' (December 2003), Humax has asked us to correct inaccuracies regarding the capability, certification and technical support of its satellite products.

HUMAX PVR-8000T : Digital TV receiver and recordable hard disk drive (PC Advisor - Feb 1, 2004)
The final nail may have been driven into the coffin of the VCR with the introduction of the PVR-8000T from Humax.


Win a Humax PVR worth £200! (Home Cinema Choice - Feb 1, 2004)
Set-top box manufacturer Humax has recently launched its first combined Freeview box and hard disk recorder in the UK.


HUMAX F2-FOX T FREEVIEW ADAPTOR (Home Cinema Choice - Feb 1, 2004)
Inexpensive digital TV tuners seem to be falling from the sky at the moment as Europe moves from analogue to digital television broadcasting.


HUMAX PVR-8000T (T3 - Jan 1, 2004)
£200 It's the UK's cheapest ever hard drive recorder - and freeview comes free!


HUMAX F2-FOX T (T3 - Christmas, 2003)
Neat, dependable and reliable, the F2-FOX T is the Volkswagen of Freeview boxes. That digital optical output is a bonus too.

Humax targets UK DTT market (advanced-television - Sep 29, 2003)
Korean digital set-top box manufacturer Humax is entering the UK market with a range of
digital home entertainment products, with the focus on combining digital TV receivers with
Hard Disk Drives.

Hard drive recorder for under £200 (Tech Digest - Sep 29, 2003)
Watch out Sky! Korean company Humax - best known in mainland Europe for its satellite TV equipment - is gunning for the UK consumer electronics market with a raft of interesting new products, including a sub £200 Personal Video Recorder (PVR).

Humax Freeview range lifts off (IDTV - Sep 26, 2003)
Korean set -top box manufacturer Humax has formally launched its Freeview receiver range into
the UK market. At the press event which marked the launch in London, commercial director
Dale Heathcote declared that "what we are not is a basic set-top box manufacturer".

Review of the Humax F2-Fox T (IDTV - Sep 24, 2003)
The first of the Humax range to be reviewed by idtv.co.uk and we're pretty impressed.
Although the box is small and neat, it has a metal case and feels reassuringly solid - unlike
some of the more plasticky low-end adapters we've seen. The styling is functional rather than
attempting to be either elegant or retro, in keeping with its sturdy, workmanlike performance.