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Toshiba announced new products today, including two TiVo based DVD recorders, in 120Gb ($599) and 160Gb ($699) sizes. They're set for an August release and will be the only competitor to Pioneer's line of DVD recording TiVo boxes, which have gotten rave reviews. The Toshiba units also include a DV plug on the front, to make it easy to convert digital camcorder video directly to DVD.
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Nice! And with that MSRP there should be some price pressure on Pioneer to drop the price on their 810H.
Also, remember Humax has also said they will have a TiVo DVD-R unit out in the fall.
Posted by: MegaZone | May 19, 2004 at 02:04 PM
I wonder if it's going to have some abiility to edit the shows so they'll fit on a DVD. I think the Pioneer Tivo-DVDR had an issue with this.
Posted by: Tommy | May 19, 2004 at 07:22 PM
Any sign of a TIVO / PVR that can record HD (or at least compressed HD)?
Posted by: Peter | June 16, 2004 at 12:50 PM