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Arriving on the scene in July, 2007, roughly ten months after the TiVo Series 3-branded DVRs, the TiVo HD console was the more affordable version of TiVo's first HD-ready box. Among its prominent features are dual-tuner HD recording, which allows the user to record one channel while watching another via CableCard, reception of over-the-air TV signals, the ability to pause and rewind live TV, a 30-second skip feature that enables passing directly over recorded commercials, and its own electronic programming guide.

On the HD side of things, the WiFi-enabled TiVo HD offers full resolution and aspect-ratio control over shows during playback, to modify the video signal in whichever way the user sees fit. Additional services include compatibility with Amazon's Unbox video service and Rhapsody's music stream, Home Movie Sharing with other TiVo users, and online scheduling of TiVo recording sessions while away from the actual physical unit. The TiVo HD measures 16.5 inches wide by 12.6 inches deep by 3.4 inches tall, weighs 11.9 pounds, and offers 180 hours of SD recording or 20 hours of HD recording.

  • Manufacturer
    TiVo
  • Model
    HD
  • Product Family
    TiVo HD
  • MSRP
    $299.99
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