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[Pvrblog.com] Comcast and TiVo seal the deal | PVRblog: This long-term, non-exclusive partnership will provide millions of Comcast customers with the opportunity to choose the TiVo service, including TiVo's award-winning user interface and features like Season Pass(TM) and WishList(TM), as an additional option. In addition, the service will showcase TiVo's home networking, multimedia, and broadband capabilities.

[Newcommblogzine.com] New Communications Blogzine » Blog Archive » The Latest Products ...: The combination of networking technology with PVR/DVR set-top boxes will enable consumers to record shows on a PVR/DVR set-top in one room and view them using a set-top in another room. The networked solution is expected to support simultaneous recording and networked playback of multiple streams, pausing and instant rewind of live TV, recording of scheduled events and series recording, recording playback of interactive applications, support for set-top box-based ad telescoping, and application program interfaces to enable interactive applications to control PVR/DVR functions.

[Edn.com] On The Verge - Blog on EDN - 150000015: Of course support wanes and strengthens with these standards each week, as Intel and Microsoft endorsed HD DVD last week (see, “Microsoft and Intel join forces to push HD DVD as industry choice for next-generation optical format”). But one of my previous post hinted at a reason that the two formats might coexists for years.

 [Consumer-reports.blogcarnival.com] A Consumer Reports...: June 2005 Archives: Yeah, you will still be able to use Tivo, but DirecTV won't be offering upgrades to their DVR boxes. This means Mike had a Tivo that wouldn't get the promised wireless networking upgrades or anything like that now that DirecTV is launching their own DVR service.

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