What name do you prefer...

[MixMan]

Some reflections to this tread.
Newcomers to GBPVR thought GB was short for Great Britain, so ... how about nzPVR.
Then newcomers could think that nz would be short for New Zealand.
A real global name wuld be unPVR. un could ne micro next PVR ....or why not uPVR.
Sub's a minimalist so prefix u (micro) would fit good, but nPVR is also good in my ears.

[Haggis]

Using sub as the prefix makes me think of Subversion, the version control program.

[McBainUK]

Of course I just checked and gbmc.com is taken:mad:

gb-mc.com isn't.

[Hairy]

In the spirit of blue sky thinking, I may as well throw out a couple of suggestions.

Some made-ie up words

• Acen -as in Acen Mediacentre
  
• Aveen -comes from Aoibheann (a-veen/ee-veen would be the phonetic english pronounciation), the Irish for radient, shining, beautiful.
  

Some not so made-ie up words

• Acroama -acroama is the latin for entertainment/entertainer.
  
• Manawa -is Māori for heart/center
  

[McBainUK]

Some interesting ideas there Hairy.

[Tower]

Using sub as the prefix makes me think of Subversion, the version control program.

That was my first thought as well...

I like G3VR (Gee-three-vee-arr). Short, registerable, hearkens back to GBPVR, but different. G³VR for display/logo purposes (think the superscript 3 where the * is today in the logo)

[jam_zhou]

oooh, I like Acroama...Acroama PVR sounds really simple and elegant.

[roy]

PV-Kiwi
PV-Station
PV-Control - ctrl-PV

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[roy]

I like G³VR (Gee-three-vee-arr).

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[trummel]

I like G3VR (Gee-three-vee-arr).

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