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Amazon HD streaming for TiVo on its way?

A functionless "Available in High Definition" menu item indicates that the TiVo will soon be getting Amazon Video on Demand in HD.

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Home A/V | by C.K. Sample III | Wed Dec 3, 2008 9:19AM | 0 comments

Although there's no official word on the arrival of Amazon HD streaming video on demand service for the TiVo, Twitter user and technology reporter Rich Demuro took the picture above and tweeted: "Look what I just stumbled upon on my TiVo - a new menu selection for @amazon VOD rentals in HD! Awesome! But when you click it nothing happens. Yet. ;)" Although it doesn't work yet, the presence of "Available in High Definition" in the TiVo menu indicates that Amazon HD VOD streaming will be arriving on the TiVo sooner rather than later.

Company:
Amazon, TiVo
Glossary:
high definition television, Video on demand
Product Families:
TiVo HD, Tivo Series2, Tivo Series3, TiVo Seriesx
Products:
Roku NetFlix Player, TiVo HD, TiVo HD XL, TiVo Series2, TiVo Series3
Around the Web:
external link Amazon HD streaming coming to TiVo? [SlashGear]
external link Amazon HD Streaming Spotted on TiVo [Amazon] [Gizmodo]
external link Amazon ready to begin HD streaming to TiVo? [Engadget]
external link Amazon ready to begin HD streaming to TiVo? [Engadget HD]
external link Amazon Video On Demand to stream in HD? [CrunchGear]

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