TiVo Elite Records Fours Shows at Once, Touts 300 Hours Storage
By Rob Scott
September 9, 2011
September 9, 2011
- The new TiVo Premiere Elite quad tuner DVR will allow users to record four shows simultaneously, while watching a fifth.
- The device will reportedly only record from digital cable and Verizon FiOS, says Gizmodo.
- “The THX-certified box uses the TiVo Series4 guts, has a 2 terabyte hard drive (~300 hours of recording space) and spits out video at up to 1080p resolution,” according to Gizmodo. “Plus, it has the standard array of outputs for connecting your TV (HDMI, Component, Composite, Optical audio, RCA audio). And of course, services such as Hulu, Netflix, Pandora and YouTube are also available.”
- TiVo’s press release suggests the DVR will serve as an entertainment hub with “its ability to send content to other TiVo devices in the home, or integrate seamlessly with home automation remotes. TiVo Premiere Elite offers MoCA as a networking option in addition to its integrated Ethernet connectivity. By integrated MoCA support, custom installers can use the coaxial cabling within the home to connect the TiVo Premiere Elite to the home network in setups where an Ethernet connection is not available.”
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The Gizmodo report suggests the TiVo Elite will be in the $600 range, but updated reports indicate a $499 price. Lifetime subscription will be an additional $499.
The Gizmodo report suggests the TiVo Elite will be in the $600 range, but updated reports indicate a $499 price. Lifetime subscription will be an additional $499.
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