TiVo puts Series3 device on display at CES

User Comments: 6

1. January 6, 2006 11:36 AM
   MonkeyMan said:
   This is awesome, being that this device supports not only HDTV, but it can support digital and analog cable systems, in which I think is an added plus. Improving the video quality of Mpeg videos is a blockbuster. I don't know about all of you, but I think its about time that the Mpeg resolutions see an advancement, in terms of visuals.
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2. January 6, 2006 11:44 AM
   PUTALE said:
   TiVo really revolutionize the whole recording TV. I have never own one but it looks like it's a nice product. The new codec is nice as the whole industry seems to be moving toward that stnadard.
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3. January 6, 2006 12:38 PM
   asphix said:
   I agree MonkeyMan. I also think these devices need to really work to continue to capture consumers praise as Home Theater PC's equipped with Windows MCE shrink in size and become more attractive on a home theater rack.If you have the money, I would still prefer things like tivo over a HTPC simply because it looks to fit the part better and is much easier to set up and integrate into your existing home theater setup. But that will change very soon as hardware is refined and MCE equipped PC's and their versitale nature catch more consumer interest.[Edited by asphix on 2006-01-06 12:45:21]
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4. January 6, 2006 1:30 PM
   conniecoe said:
   [b]Originally posted by MonkeyMan:[/b][quote]This is awesome, being that this device supports not only HDTV, but it can support digital and analog cable systems, in which I think is an added plus. Improving the video quality of Mpeg videos is a blockbuster. I don't know about all of you, but I think its about time that the Mpeg resolutions see an advancement, in terms of visuals.[/quote]
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5. January 6, 2006 3:51 PM
   mentaljedi said:
   Yes. THis is just one of the many revolutions we will see in 2006. I can't wait, i'm bubbling iwth excitment as we speak. But i must confess that... its not something most of us will have at the moment. BUt it will lead to great things, of that i assure you.
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6. January 6, 2006 11:30 PM
   exscind said:
   Oh wow, not sure how I missed reading this article. This definitely looks very nice. By being able to support both digitial and analog, it only widens its versatility; this is not to mention the options for video outputs, etc.But of course, this is one of those things that won't be widespread for some time to come. Media coverage and advertising is a big factor for marketing, and it is unfortunate with the lack of them this is something that is still unheard of in many homes and families. I think this is something that has good potential in the future, and while I've never used it, if it becomes really common who knows.
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