My cable company is going to start to offer DVR service (35 hours) for $6.95 a month. I was just about to buy a TiVo, so this will save me beaucoup $s . . . probably won't offer quite the same features . . . but the price difference between paying for the hardware of a TiVo and the monthly service fee makes it a no brainer!
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What cable company, and what area? I've heard that Comcast has been doing some beta trials with this stuff.
Time Warner Cable in ManhattanOriginally posted by Cubsfan
What cable company, and what area? I've heard that Comcast has been doing some beta trials with this stuff.
www.twcnyc.com
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Excellent, maybe Cablevision will follow suit since they are neighbors!(hopefully)
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aahh, but DirecTV already has it!
doesn't it cost a lot of money though?Originally posted by avlena
aahh, but DirecTV already has it!
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DVR? digital video recorder? I thought those things were called PVR's, Personal Video recorders.
i guess... to buy the box it's ~$200 i believe, though if you know someone who works there u can get it for $99. the service is only $4.99 a month.Originally posted by cheapbast@rd
doesn't it cost a lot of money though?
look-ma:
the DVR's are Digital Video Recorders like TiVo that enable you to record and manipulate live TV, such as pause for commercials, rewind to watch a part you missed, etc. everyone i've talked to says it'll will pretty much change your life!
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