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[Gadget News] Is TiVo Entering Canadian Market? There's been no official announcement, so don't get ahead of yourselves on this one.
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[Thelastminute.typepad.com] The Last Minute: Eventually you'll all have your PVR's hooked up to the weeb and they'll download the latest and greatest material overnight via rss feeds and bittorrent. Until that moment you'll have to suffer through manually downloading videos and watching them at postage stamp size.
[Ehomeupgrade.com] eHomeUpgrade | Archive: May 2004: Peter Rojas, the Editor of Engadget, gives TiVo some advice: "create a version of your software that works on a regular PC and then either license it to manufacturers so they can put it on their PCs instead of Microsoft’s Media Center operating system or sell it directly to consumers so they can install it themselves (or do both). Like it or not, standalone digital video recorders (like the ones that run TiVo now) are going to disappear and be replaced by both amped-up cable set-top boxes and living room PCs, and since TiVo isn’t having much luck getting cable operators to put TiVo software in cable boxes, you’re going to have to do the next best thing and try and get yourselves onto PCs.
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Posted at October 12, 2005 11:50 AM
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