The AVOX|Jukebox ships in a very colorful cardboard
box showing what looks to be a large screen TV in
the background and a drawing of the AVOX|Jukebox
itself and the remote control. Vantec also
uses the front of the carton to highlight the four
major selling points for this device those being:
User Friendly On Screen Display -
play your media with the touch of the remote.
High Definition Video Output -
Supports 480p, 720p, 1080i Progressive Scan
Output.
Mobile Storage Solution - Easy add
storage to any system with USB.
The rear of the carton is not
wasted either, showing you what each of the
indicator lights does as well as telling you the
purpose of each of the connectors on the rear of the
AVOX|Jukebox. It goes on to give you a very
detailed listing of the units specifications as well
as showing you four of the on-screen display menus
you will encounter when you start using the the
unit.
I always like the way that Vantec
puts all of their parts in individual compartments,
it makes finding things so much easier as well as
keeping everything nice and secure during shipping.
Once you have everything laid out your will see that
you have four cable with the AVOX|Jukebox, a USB
cable to connect to the unit and your computer, AV
Cable (Composite + Stereo L-R), Component Video
Cable, Coaxial Audio Cable.
Also included with the
AVOX|Jukebox is very detailed thirty-six page
instruction manual which gives you a wealth of
information about setting up the device as well as
detailing the compatibility of the device in
relation to the various formats offered today.
Next up is the CD that comes with
the unit, it contains drivers for older versions of
windows (i.e. 98SE, 2000) since XP does not require
any additional drivers if you are using Service Pack
II and have the High-Speed USB drivers installed.
The last item is the power
transformer that you will need to power the unit
when it is connected to the Television. I like the
fact the that device plugs into a power strip
at a right angle instead of a straight line.
