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dealzmodo
Dealzmodo: TiVo HD For $179 With Free Shipping
TiVo's got a great web special on "factory-renewed" TiVo HDs for $179 with free shipping. Sure, these refurbished units usually end breaking after a few days, but no need to worry it still has TiVo's regular warranty. [TiVo via TiVo Blog] -
upgrades
TiVo Now With 2 Terabytes of Storage (Unofficially)
TiVo chop shop WeaKnees is offering the biggest Series 3 TiVo they can muster. Cramming in a 1TB drive internally along with an external 1TB eSATA, they're offering ready-to-run TiVos with a whopping 2TB of storage space, or enough for 292 hours of HD programming. But when you have enough storage for well over 100 HD movies, it's gonna cost you. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by Worf: It has to be a Series 3 TiVo. TiVo HD won't accept hard disks via eSATA that aren't the WD... more » | Other threads
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don't miss
TiVo HD Review From Late Last Night
That's a beauty shot of the $300 TiVo HD we reviewed last midnight. If you use a DVR, you have to check it out. This thing is pretty badass for three bills. [TiVo HD Review] -
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$300 TiVo HD Unboxed and Fondled (Verdict: Hell Yes!)
If you've been saving up your nickels to get a $800 TiVo Series3, you just got yourself a $500 bonus prize. Today TiVo releases the TiVo HD, a scaled-back version of the original Series3 that lists for just $299. We got our hands on one, and managed the even more complicated task of convincing Cablevision to install two CableCARDs. Now that it's up and running, I can't think of a single reason to ever plug in that Scientific Atlanta Explorer 8300HD again. (Oh yeah, the TiVo's a loaner.) The great news: To reach the low-low-price of $300, TiVo only cuts the corners we'd cut ourselves. It is functionally a Series 3, minus the fluff.
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giz undercover
First Spy Pics of Upcoming TiVo Series 3 Lite?
A tipster sent us these spy pics of what he says is the upcoming cheap version of the TiVo Series 3 personal video recorder, which is rumored to be a sub-$300 HDTV digital recorder to be available this fall. We don't know for sure if this is for real or not, but the spy tells us this is a prototype of the forthcoming box, and if you squint, you can see two CableCARD slots, with one slot labeled "Multi- or Single-stream CableCARD." Take the jump for commentary from our mysterious tattler.
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cablecards
When's CableCARD 2.0 Getting Here?
Engadget HD has the story on why CableCARD 2.0—the standard that everyone's waiting for to provide bi-directional high- def cable support like video on demand—isn't here yet. Turns out the standard for bi-directional certification isn't there, and the associations and coalitions of companies can't agree to agree on what's needed for certification. More »
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By Jason ChenComment by Worf: Question is, I just want CableCARD for Shaw cable. I don't want no two-way bidirectional crap. I don't care for... more » | Other threads
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deals
Dealzmodo: TiVo Series 3 For $396
Barely beating out the previous Dealzmodo, this Buy.com deal for a Series 3 TiVo goes for $396 if you use Google Checkout, versus Amazon's $420. Of course, both deals require a $200 rebate, which might scare you off if you've been burned by rebates not arriving before. More » -
buyer's guide
Ten Things You Should Know Before Buying a High Def DVR
With the recent launch of CableCARD Vista Media Centers, many people are reconsidering buying (or upgrading to) a high definition DVR. But with all the different choices and various benefits and drawbacks of each, it's hard to choose the one that's right for you.
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battlemodo
CableCARD Vista Media Center PC vs. Tivo Series 3
I want to record high-def cable TV, at full resolution. So there are only a few choices: TiVo Series 3, a Vista Media Center PC with CableCARDs, or a rental box from the cable company. I realize that this list has a price spread of a few bucks a month to rent the cable company DVR to several thousand dollars to get the PC, but let's ignore that for a second.
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By Jason ChenComment by wooties: For the non-techie Tivo For the techie that doesn't mind fiddling with their machine to get what they want MCE all... more » | Other threads
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geek attire
Real Life TiVo Ears
To kick off its "TiVo Gets Me" ad campaign, the one with the funny commercials, the DVR company sent out these TiVo antenna ears along with the press release. They're felt, with TiVo Gets Me across the side, and bendable wires inside the ears. More » -
tivolution 2007
TiVo Fights Cable With Cute Ads
I have to admit something: I unplugged my TiVo in late 2004, and have used high-def Scientific Atlanta DVRs ever since. I was sad to see the thing go, and to this day, I have diminished TV enjoyment because of it. You may know what I mean. More » -
home entertainment
Amazon Unbox Goes Live on TiVo
TiVo fans your time has come. Amazon's Unbox video download service is officially open to all TiVo Series 2 and Series 3 owners. So now you'll be able to shop for Amazon vids on your Web browser and have them downloaded straight to your TiVo. Doesn't get easier than that. TiVo's even offering $15-worth of free vids if you sign up by the 30th of April. Not bad considering TV shows go for $1.99 while movie purchases range from $9.99 to $14.99 (rentals start at $1.99). As for the DirecTV TiVo crowd, sorry gang. You're left out of this one. Anyone out there give it a try yet? More » -
home entertainment
Rumor: TiVo Series 3 Price to Drop Significantly
Everyone loves TiVo's Series 3 player. They just hate the price. Here's a good rumor that could spell relief. More » -
home entertainment
Rumor: HD TiVo Series 3, Released September 17 for $799?
A tipster who works for Best Buy revealed tantalizing tidbits about the upcoming TiVo Series 3 HD personal video recorder. Word is that the highly-anticipated high-definition PVR will be in Best Buy's inventory on September 17 for $799. Although the tipster said it would be in stores on that date, there was no info on the actual street date of the Series 3. More »
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