$39 for a Bell TV System of 1 PVR 5900 Receiver and 1 3100-Receiver from Lefebvre Electronics (A $79 Value)

During the dawn of time, PVR was actually the acronym for Prehistoric Veloci Raptor. Cavemen and cavewomen alike would scream out, "PVR is coming". With the extinction of dinosaurs (and the acronym) the TV world borrowed the initials and a new dawn of recording came about. Enjoy the latest PVR (without fearing for your life) with today's WagJag: $39 for a Bell TV system of 1 PVR 5900 receiver and 1 3100-receiver from Lefebvre Electronics (a $79 value).

Record up to 80 hours of programming with the Bell TV 5900 PVR. It has a hard drive that holds a one hour buffer intended for rewinding and pausing. It also offers a coaxial output, two sets of RCAs, S-Video, and an optical output. Also included is a 3100 satellite receiver featuring a low-profile design and all the functions of a top-of-the-line receiver including instant remote-control access to the Bell TV electronic program guide.

Lefebvre Electronics has knowledgeable staff that are experienced with Bell and Xplornet. They are happy to help you with your new ventures in the field of telecommunication. Besides Bell TV, this company also offers cell phones, internet sticks, internet services and more.

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