McCrutchy
Second Unit
Is out-of-network streaming/downloading available in some fashion on a computer at this point? That would be. for me, the most effective hardware to make use of this feature.
http://www.channelmaster.com/Products_s/329.htm#DVR+availability of guide data is not controlled by Channel Master and is subject to change without notice
Looks like Wired is resorting to base fearmongering for page views.http://techland.time.com/2014/01/22/tivo-exiting-the-hardware-business-not-so-fast-says-tivo/It sounds like TiVo is changing focus with current hardware shipped, and online services the next big focus. But they don't seem to be going the route of a pure software, zero hardware, make a TivoOS for lousy cable boxes.Keith Plucker said:Looks like Tivo might be exiting the hardware business relatively soon...http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2014/01/tivo-lays-hardware-design-team-gets-ready-exit-hardware/ -Keith
Ars has a nice article about it as well. http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/01/tivos-steve-wymer-lays-out-his-companys-current-and-future-hardware-plans/DaveF said:Looks like Wired is resorting to base fearmongering for page views.http://techland.time.com/2014/01/22/tivo-exiting-the-hardware-business-not-so-fast-says-tivo/It sounds like TiVo is changing focus with current hardware shipped, and online services the next big focus. But they don't seem to be going the route of a pure software, zero hardware, make a TivoOS for lousy cable boxes.