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Yes I studied these dreamboxes last night via a few other forums and I am very impressed with them, and I have to agree with what Boring says these boxes can almost do anything including piracy. Very complicated but when you get the hang of them you will like them. It was explained to me last night that these boxes can be connected to the net for other reasons outside cardsharing and automatically update themselves.<br />But as Boring has already said most boxes can be card shared, but the dreambox is the more professional way of doing it.
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