Replacement Remote Review

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(More customer reviews)I needed a replacement remote for my Series 2 Tivo and this remote worked right away. No programming, nothing.Just batteries.Great price on Amazon.com!

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Product Description:

Black replacement remote works with any Series2 (Series2 DVRs are from TiVo, Humax, and AT&T Broadband), HD, HD XL, TiVo Series3, Philips or Hughes Digital Video Recorder including the DIRECTV® DVR with TiVo service.
Control two different DVRs with a simple flick of a switch and TV input setting.
This remote does NOT work with Sony-branded DVR products, Humax DVD Recorders, or with the Toshiba DVD player with TiVo service.
Requires 2 AA batteries (not included)

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iSymphony V1BLUE - Micro system with iPod cradle - radio / CD / MP3 / SD/MMC digital player / USB flash player/recorder Review

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(More customer reviews)This unit has all the functionality that anyone can ask - but it is nothing close to a replacement for home theater or audio.It's bluetooth capability allows me to use its built in speakerphone with my cell so I need not hold a phone and can talk and listen through the unit itself.It has a great SD card input (supports up to 2GB, SDHC cards need not apply), and has a sleek CD loader.Aside from the USB port, I cannot name any other benefits.

In terms of sound, it is adequate, a lot better than my old clock radio.However, there is no bass!But for someone who uses it primarily for news radio or easy listening in my room, this is the perfect device because it doesn't rock the neighbors out of bed.The quality is more than adequate for my uses, but does not work well for people who use this as their only music listening device (although the unit is quite a bit smaller than I thought it would be ... I thought it would fill up my whole night stand, but only takes 1/4 of the space).

The interface is absolutely horrible though.The remote control is difficult to figure out and has functions that are not available on the unit itself.If you lose the remote, you lose the ability to do many things, including setting the clock!! Really lame on that.And to boot, the bluetooth light blinks incessantly when not connected.I don't look at the unit all the time, but can clearly see the blue bliking light.

But don't get me wrong, I really like this unit for my purposes (clock radio, CD player, alarm clock, cell phone speakerphone).It looks great, but in terms of function, does not justify the price.If you can get this product for $120, that'd be more right than the near $200.

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200 watts peak power45 watts RMS output powerStereo music streaming over Bluetoothwith capable mobile phonesFull-duplex Bluetoothspeakerphone with adjustable microphone CD CD-R and CD-RW playback and 32 track program memoryMP3 and WMA playback with title displayWMA recording from CD radio and line in to USB or SD /MMC cardsBluetoothPC connectivity for music and Internet radio streamingWake and sleep to iPodCD or radioDigital AM/FM tuner with 45 station memoryIncludes wall mount remote 2 AA batteries and iPoddock adapters

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TV Ears 10382 Wireless Bundle (Rich brown) Review

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(More customer reviews)I recently purchased the TV Ears 10382 Wireless Bundle for my Father who is in a nursing home and does not see or hear well.This has been a godsend.It works perfectly and the sound quality is excellent in both the headset and the speaker.My father can listen to sports games and the news and it has uplifted his spirits so much. Also he can listen via the headset while someone else can listen to the sound out of the speaker (with or without a plug-in headset) without bothering his room mate.I am very glad I purchased this product and would highly recommend it to anyone.

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TV Ears wireless speaker and wireless headset are an excellent combination for TV listening. The speaker and headset will pick up the television audio from a single transmitter an dcan be uesd alone or together. This bundle is ideal for those that like to wear the headset to listen in private and would sometimes prefer the convenience of listening to TV or musci from a seat side speaker. Customer Support: Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 4:00 pm Pacific time zone: 888-883-3277.

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Roku HD-XR Player Review

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(More customer reviews)First let me say I own a Roku and LOVE it!NetFlix and Roku are a marriage made in heaven as far as I'm concerned, and they are saving me tons of money and treks to the video store. The picture, ease of use, wireless capabilities, quality of video content... everything is great!

But as a consumer it's important to understand the differences between the 3 Roku offerings so you can make an informed decision on your purchase. It does seem odd that Roku has simply not put out one device at one price for everyone with all the bells and whistles, but for now, you have to choose one... based upon your needs and budget.

THE DIFFERENCES IN ROKU PLAYERS:
Roku HD Player is capable of wired or wireless hook-up, but not at the fastest speed available from a 'N' wireless network. HD content streams to this device flawlessly (if the content is available and your home network is sending a proper signal), despite not being 'N' network ready.

That being said, Roku came out with Roku HD-XR Player which WILL stream the fastest 'N' network standard, provided the rest of your home network is also working with the same standard.That being said, this device is not at all necessary if you don't have all the devices on your home network using the 'N' standard, because the speed will only go as fast as the device with the slowest connection which is probably the 'B or G' standard.

The third device is available on Roku's website. Roku SD, which streams in standard definition, will not stream HD content, isn't capable of surround sound audio like the other two and does not have a HDMI connection. It only supports the red/yellow/white (composite video and audio) connections, but it will connect wirelessly or can be hardwired to the internet, working on a 'B or G' network. The Roku SD is about twenty bucks less than the Roku HD and , so again, consider your needs before buying. **Anyone with a standard def TV and who doesn't plan to upgrade to an HDTV with HDMI ports any time soon, would probably want this version.

The Roku HD-XR Player is a jump up from the HD model in wireless capabilities. All the Roku offerings will give you years of enjoyment by boosting your NetFlix subscription, streaming Amazon On Demand media and boosting your viewing library. What the HD-XR has that the others don't: 'N' network capabilities and 1 USB port for firmware upgrades and possibly, other media hook-ups via USB, but at this time Roku doesn't even bring up the USB on their website so I tend to wonder about this being a selling point. Is it worth the extra cost?Only you know the answer to that question.

MY CONCLUSION:
The quality of the streaming video on my 'G' network is perfect; standard and HD content, via my Roku HD, but since I don't have a 'N' network, nor do I expect I will in the near future, I saved myself a bit of money and didn't buy this one.

The only reason I give this product 4 versus 5 stars is because of the price bump for the ability to use an 'N' wireless network when frankly I believe it should be considered a standard feature, not an extra. The USB port, whatever it's used for, should also be standard on all models. Again, it would be wonderful to have one Roku with all the potential connections and wireless ability, and perhaps in the future there will be, but for now you need to consider these three: Roku SD, Roku HD and Roku HD-XR.

To may your own informed choice, evaluate your needs and buy accordingly. While the Roku products are not media storage devices or DVR's, they can give you a tremendous boost in your enjoyment of NetFlix and expand your viewing library.


ROKU HD-XR PLAYER SPECIFICATIONS (per the Roku website):
*Note the USB port isn't even listed as a feature.

Networking
Wi-Fi (802.11N/B/G "dual-band") with WEP, WPA, and WPA2 support
10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45)
Video Outputs
Composite video (480i)
S-Video (480i)
Component video (Y/Pb/Pr - 720p/480p)
HDMI (720p/480p)
Video Modes
16:9 High Definition (HD)
16:9 anamorphic
4:3 standard
Audio Output
Stereo (L/R RCA)
Digital Optical (Toslink - Stereo/Surround)
Digital over HDMI (Stereo/Surround)
Remote Control
NEC protocol, supported by various universal remotes
Power Input
5V, 2.5A provided by included AC adapter
Power Consumption
6 watts peak, 4 watts in standby
Size
5 x 5 x 1.75 inches (130 x 130 x 41 mm)
Weight
11 oz (300 grams)

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Now featuring extended-range wireless, Roku is the easiest way to stream instant movies and shows directly to your TV - over 50,000 and counting, from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand, and more. The top-of-the-line HD-XR model uses the latest wireless standard (Wi-Fi "N") to deliver the best quality video virtually anywhere in your home. It's so easy and powerful; no wonder Roku is Netflix members' top rated streaming player.

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Archerfish Quattro Interactive Video Monitoring and Recording System with 4 Weatherproof Mini Cameras (Black) Review

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(More customer reviews)I spent the better part of a day installing, setting up, and experimenting with the Archerfish Quattro Interactive Video Monitoring system. My conclusion is that the hardware seems to be solid and reliable but that without a service subscription of $8/mo the product has limited use and appeal. The only features available without a service subscription are viewing recorded video (DVR) and live video. The event detection features that make the Archerfish different are not available. The box itself is pretty locked down and is not accessible in ANY WAY AT ALL from your local lan.

Combined with an extremely high up-front cost (approx $1,000 - $1,200) it's difficult to recommend it. What follow are some of my more detailed notes:

Packaging Contents
*Everything needed is included in the box: AC Adapters, cables, ethernet cable
*No printed instructions in the box but everything is easily available on linePhysical Setup
*Easy to setup/connect cables
*Camera mount needs wrench since they can't be threaded by hand
*Cameras have big bulky heavy adapters instead of lighter ones.
*No easy way to mount cameras level. No visual indicators on camera and video delays makes it tougher
*5 separate AC adaptors! Instead of powering cameras from receiver they need to be powered individually with their own AC AdapterRegistration
*Must provide credit card even for the basic subscription or the free 3 month subscriptionSoftware Setup
*Can't setup a static ip for the device.
*It does not seem to be possible to access the device directly via your local LAN.
*All access must be through the Archerfish website
*Even with UPNP turned off it's very easy to configure your firewall and only one NAT rule is needed to be able to what video remotelyUse
*Only one camera available for live video at a time. It really would have been nice to see all cameras at once.
*There are long delays for live video 5-6 sec from local 8+ seconds from internet
*No way to just use this on local network to view the cameras. Everything needs to be done from the Archerfish website.
*Only records to external USB. No hard drive. limited online storage
*The external USB device is formatted with an ext3 file system. It's a pain for windows users because they can't read this format by default.Event Configuration
*Up to 3 zones per camera can be established.
*Events are only on a per day range (intra is possible) and cannot overlap. You need to add multiple zones for the same range.
*No notifications or search or motion etc. w/o premium subscriptionPricing
*Amazon $1200
*If purchased independently from Amazon the four cameras would cost $260 - $330 (including all accessories)
*$870 ($1200 - $330) is a lot to pay for a device that has no hard drive, cannot be accessed from your network, and requires a paid subscription to make use of all of its

features and reliance on a the vendor to use at all. Imagine buying a computer and only being able to use it as long as the company was in business and offered a service.Quality
*Video quality is Ok. Nothing great. Some of the other cameras I have used from Axis offer much, much better video quality
*No audio. This might be fine for surveillance but home users may be interested in Audio since this can be useful as a baby monitor or a monitor inside the home.Security and Privacy
*All of the video that is recorded by the Quattro (except for the DVR function where it just records all the cams all the time) is stored on the Archerfish website.
*Archerfish does not provide any information about how they safeguard the data. All they say is that their portal is secure and their servers are hosted.
*There is no mention of encryption

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Product Description:
Archerfish Quattro is a complete, all-in-one video monitoring and recording system for home or business. The professional-grade, 4-camera system includes video monitoring, recording and storage capabilities and can expand to support dozens of cameras across multiple locations. Only Archerfish gives you powerful Homeland Security technology smart enough to filter meaningful events from video triggered by random motion. You tell it what to look for - expected activity, unanticipated intrusions, or just the odd things that happen when you're not around - and Archerfish notifies you when they happen. Advanced Video Technology More Effective than Motion Detection: Protects people and places that matter most. Complete System Out of the Box: No dedicated PC/software needed. Intelligent Video Filter: Automatically filters out video that doesn't interest you. Mobile Notifications: Sends video notifications to keep you tuned in on the go. Flexible Video Recording: Automatically records and securely saves event video clips to your personal Archerfish SmartPortal; records video continuously to any USB drive. Video Search Engine: Finds specific video clips by location/event/date/time.24x7 Live or Recorded Video Management: Allows viewing/management of video from any Quattro device, from anywhere. Personal Web SmartPortal: Provides point-and-click management of all your Archerfish devices/users/video. Automated System Safety: Preserves peace of mind with tamper detection/self recovery/secure storage/proactive system health monitoring. External Sensor Compatible: Works with triggers such as lights and alarm panels. What's in the Box: One Archerfish Quattro device with power supply; four black indoor/outdoor mini cameras with weather shields, power supplies and mounting brackets; four white 50-ft video/power cables; free Basic Archerfish SmartPortalSubscription. Paid Premium Subscription required for full system operation. Complete details: www.myarcherfish.com/subscription

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TiVo AG0100 Wireless G USB Network Adapter for TiVo Series 2 and Series 3 DVRs Review

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(More customer reviews)First, thank you to the previous reviewers:I had several questions regarding this product such as "does it support Wireless Encryption?" and the previous reviews really helped...by the way yes, it supports WEP.

What you will need if you want to use this:
1) Wireless Internet Access (Wireless Router and Connection to Internet) within range of your DVR
2) Series 2 DVR (with USB plug)
3) A computer for some of the advanced features

Once you have these two things then using this product is amazingly simple to set up for about 80% of "Lucky People."
1) Plug it In
2) Follow the Instructions
3) Enter your WEP key (alphanumeric or hexadecimal --- alphanumeric is much easier)
4) I had to restart my DVR
5) If you're connecting a computer and using TivoToGo, you have to install the software on your computer...which also has to be connected to the network for your TIVO to see it and for your computer to see your TIVO and you'll need your Media Access Key.

Benefits I received from this product:
1) I don't have to use a phone line to get updates (no dialing)
2) TIVO updates come much faster over Broadband (Faster updates)
3) I bought TIVO to Go Plus --extra $$ from TIVO for the license key that you use with the computer software and I can listen to my iPod music through my Bose in my living room
4) I have my picture library shared....baby pictures are nice on the television....but caution, the quality of the pictures will only be as good as your TV....ie HDTV is still not as good as a good laptop screen and if you don't have HDTV, they'll only look as good as your TVs best resolution.Its still very cool to show baby pictures on the big TV.
5) I have a huge Attached Hard Drive array on my computer...its really a Server...so I offload movies I plan to keep and they're always there when I want to watch them so the 180hour DVR size limit kindof doesn't apply.

Issues / Challenges:
1) You have to know a little bit about computers if you want to get some of the more complex benefits such as share pictures, music, download movies.....ie you have to know about firewalls, how to install software, IP addresses and things like that.

2) If you have wireless access already set up and just want to use it to connect to the internet and get program updates instead of using your phone line, its pretty easy but you'll have to a) have DHCP turned on or b) assign it a static IP......for those of you who think I just typed in Greek, chances are that you have DHCP but if you happen not to, you could bump into problems.

3) If you want to listen to your IPod, share pictures, download to your computer, please make sure to read the software/hardware requirements for your computer.

Overall, these are my thoughts on the average person installing this easily:

A) 80% of the people who buy this should have Zero problems installing this product because you have a standard network configuration, know your way around networks, or are just lucky.

B) 20% of the people who buy this who don't have a standard Wireless network configuration AND don't have some knowledge of networking....you could become frustrated at trying to connect this product ESPECIALLY if you want to use some of the advanced functionality.

My Luck:
1) Start to finish it took me 5 minutes to install this to get its updates through the wireless network.

2) It took me about 30 minutes to install all the other software and get everything configured to share music, pictures and enable TivoToGo on my computer.

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Product Description:
Connect your TiVo Series2 DVR to your wireless home network with this TiVo Wireless G USB Network Adapter, and enjoy TiVoToGo, multi-room viewing transfers, music and photos served up to your television, and easy online scheduling of recordings. If used with a broadband connection, it also eliminates the need for a phone line. With the TiVoToGo feature, you'll be able to transfer programs from your TiVo box to a Windows-based desktop or laptop PC. It works with 802.11g and 802.11b wireless networks.
What's in the Box
USB network adapter, USB cable

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Roku HD Player Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this in January, 2009 to add some additional value to my Netflix subscription.It has far surpassed my expectations, and has proven to be one of the best $100 I have spent in a long time.This is true especially in a down economy.

Here are the pluses, and the minuses, I have seen in the product after 2 months of daily use

Pluses:
1) Huge money saver: Having this box has allowed me to drop from 3 disks unlimited to 1 disk unlimited as well as drop cable entirely. The addition of Amazon on Demand is an even bigger value in that newly released movies will also be in abundant supply.
2) Ease of Set-up and use: I am a die hard apple fan because of their ease of use, and the set-up process was the easiest I have ever experienced.In less than 4 minutes I was watching a Netflix stream on my Sony HD TV. Also, the user interface is as straightforward as possible.A lot of thought went into it, and it shows.Bravo for one of the simplest interfaces I have ever utilized.
3) Clarity of picture: Unsrupassed and almost full HD.Often forget we are streaming over the internet.
4) It just works as advertised!
5) Customer Service:Video was skipping and contacted the customer service.You would never believe that a real live person answered the phone within 5 minutes on a Sunday night.Turns out it was a nework problem (see below).Amazing customer service!

Minuses:
1) The quality of your picture is tied to your internet speed.This has only been an issue once.My Charter Cable modem service averages above 4 meg downstream, but every once in a while the network performance drops.A call to charter fixed it.This is in no way an issue with the device, just something to be aware of.Check with your service provider on your speed before buying.
2) Direct Ethernet connection recommended for best picture: This is a limitation of my wireless network, but you may also have a similar set-up.My laptop has a G wireless card, and when it gets online the whole network slows down, and wireless video quality suffered.Solved it by using a direct ethernet connection, and recommend for everyone who is able to.Much more stable and very limited intereference.

That is my review to date.If you have Netflix and want to get Amazon on Demand there are few things that will be a pleasure to use and that will provide as much bang for your limited dollars.Thank you Roku, Netflix, and Amazon for such a wonderful product.

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With Wi-Fi and High Definition playback capability built-in, Roku HD Player is the easiest way to stream top-quality instant movies and shows directly to your TV - over 50,000 and counting, from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand, and more. The best-selling HD Player has everything you need to start enjoying endless entertainment from the comfort of your couch. No wonder it's Netflix members' top rated streaming player.

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TiVo TCD746320 Premiere DVR (Black) Review

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(More customer reviews)I've been a TiVo owner since 2003 and this is their best TiVo to date. But it isn't perfect. It's a shame that the new HD user interface is still a work in progress. It is buggy and slow. You still have the option of using the old user interface, which is what I do. The processor in the TiVo Premiere is more powerful than the TiVo HD. But the extra processing power is mainly for the new user interface. It has the same recording abilities that the TiVo HD had with the exception of also supporting 1080p. It would have been nice if TiVo would have added a third tuner. Like the TiVo HD, the Premiere only supports cable TV and OTA antenna programming. The Premiere is almost an inch shorter than the HD and is more energy efficient. The main reason I bought the Premiere wasn't to upgrade from my existing TiVo HD, but I wanted another TiVo for the kid's playroom. If you already own a TiVo HD and you are looking to upgrade, you might want to save your money for the next TiVo series. If you don't already have a TiVo or you don't have an HD-capable TiVo for your HDTV, this is a great purchase. While the upgrades from the TiVo HD are lacking, it is still the best DVR on the market.

We use our TiVo with a large antenna in the attic and a $9 per month Netflix subscription. We have more than enough to watch between the DVD's we get in the mail, streaming Netflix to our TiVo from the Internet, and the 30+ digital channels we receive OTA. Actually, TiVo makes using an antenna acceptable for us. It records all the shows we like no matter when they are on and we watch them in our time. I was able to buy the TiVo Premiere and a lifetime subscription with the money we saved over the past year by dropping cable. TiVo also supports Internet video rentals from Amazon and Blockbuster, but we prefer using Netflix because it's cheaper.

This TiVo can record up to 45 hours of HD programming.That sounds like a lot, but you'll be surprised by how quickly it fills up.You can add an external drive Western Digital My DVR Expander 1 TB eSATA Desktop External Hard Drive WDG1S10000VN (Black) to add more recording space.The one big caveat with this method of adding recording space is you'll lose all your recordings on the external drive and your TiVo if you decide to remove it later.The other option is to purchase the Premiere XL TiVo TCD748000 Premiere XL DVR (Black).It will allow you to record up to 150 hours of HD programming and comes with a backlit remote.I upgraded the internal hard drive in my TiVo HD myself and kept the original drive as a backup.I'm waiting to hear from others before I attempt to upgrade the internal hard drive in my TiVo Premiere.To date, no one knows if it can be done or not.

FYI: TiVo has a couple of specials going for existing TiVo users. You can either get $200 off the lifetime subscription for a new Premiere (if you already have a lifetime subscription) or receive a 20% discount off the Premiere itself (if you don't have a lifetime subscription). I believe you must purchase your TiVo directly from TiVo to get the discounts. TiVo offers free shipping, but you'll have to pay taxes on the hardware.

According to a TiVo press release, TiVo is coming out with a wireless N network adapter in May with a retail price of $89.99.They are also coming out with an optional slide-out QWERTY TiVo remote later this year.The remote will utilize a Bluetooth USB dongle that will plug into the back of your TiVo HD or Premiere.

Update 4/18/2010:

I did give the new interface another shot for a couple of days. I like where they are going with it, but as I said before it isn't a finished product. It locked up on me twice while flipping through the menus. As others have mentioned, if you drill down into the menu system you will eventually end up in the old menu system. They have a new option to list Oscar winning films. So I select a movie and it says it's available from Blockbuster. Cool, but I haven't been a member of Blockbuster for years so I go back and configure my TiVo not to search Blockbuster (nice feature). I then go back to the list of Oscar winning films and it still shows the same movie. I select the movie again and this time it tells me it's not available for me to watch. So why would I want to see a partial list of Oscar winning movies that currently aren't available for me to watch on my TiVo?

For people who have rated the TiVo Premiere one or two stars because of the new user interface, well I can't argue with them. Perhaps TiVo should have sold the Premiere with the old user interface enabled with the option of using the new beta user interface. I'm sure TiVo will push out updates in the future to fix the issues, but we're not talking about a few minor bugs here. I think TiVo released the new user interface way too early.

I've been using my TiVo Premiere for 3 weeks now with the old user interface.I've had no issues with it and it's as stable as my TiVo HD.However, I see little difference between my TiVo HD and my TiVo Premiere while using the old user interface.I would still rate the TiVo Premiere as 4 stars with the old user interface. But as I mentioned in my original review, it isn't much of an upgrade from the TiVo HD. One thing that the Premiere has over the HD is the ability to run the new user interface (which isn't ready for prime time).

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Product Description:

TiVo® Premiere is more than a DVR. It's your cable box, movie box, web box, music box, all-in-one, easy-to-use box. It brings broadcast together to give you even more entertainment options. With TiVo Premiere you have an entire universe of on-demand movies, TV shows, web videos, and music at your command – all in one place, all just a few clicks away. Key Features· Save up to 45hours of HD programming (1 terabyte hard drive)· Access the world's largest library of videos on demand: movies, TV shows, music videos, web videos and more· THX® certified for exceptional sound and video quality· Find your favorite shows at once while watching a third· Schedule recordings remotely and take them with you on your laptop or mobile device· Control live television with pause, rewind slow-mo and instant replay· Full HD support, including 1080p and 1080i HD formats· Connects to your cable service and replaces your cable box· Works with cable and antenna; does not support satellite· What's in the box: TiVo Premiere DVR, TiVo programmable remote control, Quick Start guide, manual, HDMI cable, composite cable, phone cord, 4 AAA batteries

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