TiVo gets busy again
Posted by Simon Perry on 13 May 2003 at 11:52 am | Tagged as: Business
The first product to come out from the TiVo/Toshiba deal, the Toshiba SD-H400, has been announced which combines a PVR and DVD player.
They have also used this opportunity to announce their TiVo Basic service. This free, non-subscription service is a cut-down version of the normal TiVo service, that only looks forward three days rather the normal fourteen days and cuts out features such as the ability to auto-record a TV show based on it’s actors or director. TiVo’s monthly subscription has often been held up as a reason that the public has been hesitant about jumping on to PVR’s.
On this day, years gone by ...
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- Olympus Announces E520 dSLR - 2008
- Vita Audio R4 Music System With iPod Dock - 2008
- MHP: Examining Launch Strategies - 2005
- BBC Backstage Lets Developers Fiddle About With Their Innards - 2005
- Gates Damns Apple iPod And Blackberry With Faint Praise - 2005
- XBox 360 Launched on US MTV. UK Tonight - 2005
- In-Game Advertising with Massive - 2004
- Nintendo DS Specs - 2004
- BT Announce 70% Reduction in Local Loop Price - 2004
