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Jan. 20, 2009

TiVo Series2 TCD649080 Video Recorder

There seems to be an ebb and flow to television programming that means all of the good shows are shown on the same day. What do you do on the other days to avoid the vast wasteland of reruns that you didn't want to watch the first time around and can't make yourself watch five years later? Stop scrolling through the programming guide and use the TiVo Video Recorder to save the good... more

by Simon

Sept. 19, 2008

Archos AV700 Mobile DVR

Coming soon: Archos' latest portable media player, the AV700, lets you record video directly from your TV, DVD player, or cable/satellite receiver, and then watch it on the 7" screen. Use the A700 to show off your digital photos, listen to MP3s, and while you're at it, download and play some games. Choose the 40GB or 100GB model.

by Simon

Aug. 16, 2007

TiVo HD Digital Video Recorder

Remember how you laughed/cursed when you saw the price of the TiVo Series 3? Good news: The new TiVo HD has most of the same features - for less than half the price of the Series 3. While you still can't use the TiVo HD with satellite TV or your cable company's video-on-demand, it does accept cable TV and over-the-air signals and lets you download Amazon Unbox and TiVoCast videos. It also lets... more

by Simon

May 24, 2006

TiVo Series2 DT (80 hours) for just $60?

TiVo will change your life. Ask any TiVo user. Commercials will be a thing of the past, and you'll be able to watch your favorite shows when you want to. And with the new 80-hour TiVo Series2 DT (Dual Tuner), analog cable subscribers can record 2 shows at once. Still not convinced? If you also subscribe to the TiVo service through Buy.com, you'll get a $150 mail-in rebate on the machine, bringing the cost... more

by Simon

May 8, 2006

Panasonic DMR-EH75V

Panasonic's DMR-EH75V DVD/VHS/hard drive recorder solves all kinds of problems: What to do with all those boxes of VHS tapes in the closet (easily transfer them to DVD), how to watch one thing and record another at the same time (use the handy Time Slip feature), and how to watch a program from the beginning while it's in the process of being recorded (use the Chase Playback feature). You choose what you want to... more

by Simon