TiVo boosts high-definition DVR to one terabyte
$600 TiVo HD XL stores up to 150 hours of HD or 1,250 hours of "Basic Quality" video.
Today TiVo unveiled the TiVo HD XL, its first DVR to ship with a one-terabyte hard drive. Equipped with dual TV tuners, TiVo says the HD XL can record up to 150 hours of HD-quality television, 332 hours at "Best Quality," or 1,250 hours at "Basic Quality." Boasting THX certification, it supports resolutions up to 1080i and has outputs for HDMI (with a cable included in the box), component, composite, and S-video, as well as digital and analog audio. The TiVo HD XL is available today from the TiVo web site for $600 plus a one-year service commitment at $8.31 to $12.95 per month.
[via BetaNews]
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Dave Zatz (3:41 PM on Thu Sep 4, 2008)
Sheesh, where's the link love. I even gots way cool gut photos. ;)
Erik Sagen (2:10 AM on Sat Sep 6, 2008)
The wife and I still have the "ghetto" Series 2, so getting something like this would be a step up. Now that they've upped the storage and tossed in some worthwhile features it might be worth the steep $600 price tag.