TiVo Premiere

In the modern era, we are constantly flooded with new gadgets and technologies. Every one of them, we are told by overly serious men giving tech presentations, is designed to make our lives easier, more manageable, more compatible. To give us scope for discovery and innovation, to make life just that little bit more bearable.

Sometimes, the tech inventors are talking nonsense. Sometimes - mentioning no names, though we're sure you know what we're referring to - a new item is announced to an unsuspecting marketplace, only to be met with a general chorus of: "oh, is that it?" We have come to expect our gadgets and electrical goods to be truly revolutionary, and only then will we deign to look at them.

Then, something comes along that brushes aside our cynicism. Something that we gaze at in wonder, something that solves a problem we had just learnt to live with. Something that won't take no for an answer, that tells us in one fell swoop that accepting second best just isn't good enough.

The "something" we refer to is TiVo.

When it first launched, tech fans and even general consumers quickly recognized that TiVo was no cheap pretender to the "Revolutionary Tech Product" crown. TiVo was the real deal. It really did make our lives easier, it really did give us more time and waste less energy, it really did make our lives more manageable. Hallelujah, a product that does what it says it will! Goodbye cynicism, hello TiVo!

TiVo is such a simple idea that it left many of us wondering why we hadn't thought of it, and it's universal popularity proved its abilities as a problem solving gadget. Suddenly, we were able to not only record television programs as we watched them, but set the box to record in advance. No more fiddling around with DVD or video players, hoping we've tuned it to the right channel - just press a button and TiVo stores it, records it, and saves it for you to watch at your convenience. TiVo revolutionized the way we watch television; that's a big claim, but a true one.

Yet the makers of TiVo weren't satisfied. Like any company working off an initiative that actually worked, TiVo decided that they could improve on what many people considered perfection. Introducing TiVo Series 4: TiVo Premiere.

First and foremost, all the tricks that made the original TiVo so popular are still here - plus some advance High Definition capabilities. The product is therefore familiar to previous TiVo owners, only with some fairly impressive bells on.

TiVo have been smart. Many traditional media companies view the internet as the death of their business interests, but TiVo have chosen to embrace the online world rather than just try and compete with it. TiVo Premiere now connects to the internet via a standard broadband connection, and you can find and watch videos online - and then watch them through your standard television set. You can record, store and back up videos just like you would with any other television program.

The TiVo Premiere story does not end there. You can also:
- Access the world's largest On Demand video store
- Schedule recordings when you're away from your TiVo box, using just your cell phone.
- Store up to 40 hours of HD recording with the standard set, and a massive 150 hours with the TiVo Premiere XL.
- Enjoy the benefits of a new and improved user interface, for comfortable searching and optimization

TiVo Premiere has proved that it is possible to improve on perfection. They've embraced the internet, and provided consumers with a way to watch online programming without having to be hunched over an uncomfortable computer screen. Pure, easy and simple: just like the original TiVo, TiVo Premiere lives up to the hype.

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