DVD players are devices of yesterday. VHS is considered fossil deposits of analog era. Y2K comes, and now we have TiVo!
Watching four simultaneous programs could blow your mind but if you could record them all at the same time and watch afterwards is very rewarding. If you don’t think this could even happen, listen up. TiVo is a proud manufacturer of today’s devices known as DVRs. They are so proud in fact, that their upgrading their portfolio with the release of their quad tuner series 4 DVR, TiVo Premiere Elite.
The new DVR is capable of recording up to 300 hours of HD content. Thanks to its generous 2 TB built-in hard drive. More so, it will come with a breakthrough four tuners that will let you record four different programs at the same time while you watch a different show. This would also be the first TiVo brainchild to have a THX certification with access to different content providers such as Hulu Plus, Netflix and Pandora.
Other features include: USB 2.0 support (2 ports), eSATA, TiVO Wireless N or G Network Adapter, Ethernet input, CableCARDTM and Cable coax support, hdmi, component video output, video out modes: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p , THX-certified and features TiVo Series4TM architecture.
All of this looks good but you might want to hold your thoughts because at this moment, there is still no news if the elite DVR would support video on demand from various cable providers.
If you’re wondering about the price, it would be released for $500 with TiVo service fees. Curious folks can try out the new TiVo Premiere Elite at the on-going CEDIA 2011 event in Indianapolis.
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