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Not one but three new Sling Media products making the FCC Rounds

New Slingbox As mentioned back on September 14th, TG Daily reported that Sling Media had received approval from the FCC for their first major hardware update to their award-winning Slingbox A/V. Well, according to Smartphone_Slinger on slingcommunity.com Sling Media actually plans on releasing three new models.

I Didn’t Want That TiVo Right Away Anyway

It looks like if you really want to get the latest TiVo sooner than later, you need to skip the source and go to a store. According to HDBeat, they ordered the TiVo Series3 DVR 15 minutes after the unveil last Tuesday with 1 day shipping. Unfortunately, it is now 1 week later and the shipping time has now extended to 5-7 days!

After day 3, a mass email went out to everyone that had ordered through the online TiVo store letting people know that the orders are delayed.

The Geeks think you should check the big name electronics store such as Best Buy, Circuit City or even Newegg if you want the machine rather than going through TiVo’s online store.

There is nothing worse than being an early adopter who cannot get your hands on the newest toy!

Check out the latest DVR news from DVR Playground.

TiVo Series3â„¢ HD Digital Media Recorder

TiVo Series3â„¢ HD Digital Media Recorder

As promised , the Geeks are featuring the newly released TiVo Series3â„¢ HD Digital Media Recorder as Gizmo of the Day. Besides supporting HDTV, this is the world’s first Digital Media Recorder with THX®-certification.

The Series3â„¢ supports two CableCARDs so satellite users need not apply. Video is delivered at 1080i over the all-digital HDMI interface and audio over SP/DIF.

One other cool feature… the TiVo uses OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology on the front panel display.

TiVo Series3â„¢ HD Digital Media Recorder Released

Today, TiVo began offering the Series3™ HD Digital Media Recorder, an incredible new universe of entertainment possibilities combining the best of both worlds: the amazing TiVo service with high-definition television. Packages available include one, two and three year prepaid plans as well as a one year monthly plan. For a limited time, the three year plan will be available for the two year price. That’s one year of free TiVo in HD!

Check out the only Digital Media Recorder with THX®-certification, Dual CableCARD support and advanced TiVo broadband features including digital photos, Internet radio, podcasts, and more.

I smell a Gizmo of the Day!

Checking up on Sling Media

With football season officially started, the Geeks thought it was prudent to check up on Sling Media and their award-winning Slingbox. In case you don’t know, Slingbox allows you to control your TV from anywhere. Rather than simply timeshifting TV watching with a Tivo you can placeshift.

Besides expanding into other markets such as Hong Kong, Sweden, Japan, UK and Canada, Sling Media has been updating software and adding more platforms where you can watch your TV.

Mini-Review: Pocket Dish Tries to be iPod Video

Mini-Review: Pocket Dish Tries to be iPod Video

Reviewed by Shawn Conaway

Who says you can’t take it with you? The Archos AV700E PocketDISH lets you take your favorite movies and TV shows anywhere at anytime. The PocketDISH is a portable DVR designed for recording content from the DISH Network like a regular VCR. However, it is not limited to just recording from the DISH Network. When in the TV docking pod, the AV700E is able to capture video or audio from any standard video or audio source, capturing audio as WAV and video as MPEG-47 video or AVI. You can even use it to capture audio from your old audio cassettes. Content can be moved the PocketDISH from your Mac, PC, digital camera, external hard drive, or camcorder using the enclosed USB cable.

MAGIX Announces Movies2Go

Miami, FL, May 22, 2006 — MAGIX, a worldwide leader in music and video editing software, announced today MAGIX Movies2go. Movies2go finally lets you easily transfer videos and slideshows to all your mobile devices, including portable video players (such as PlayStation Portables (PSP) and iPods), cell phones, PDAs, and laptops, to experience and show off your videos to friends wherever you go.

NEUROS Free Upgrade Creates Video for Motorola Q Phone

CHICAGO, July 7, 2006 – Neuros Technology, a leading developer of portable digital media devices, announces the Recorder 2’s compatibility with the new Motorola Q smartphone. The Neuros Recorder 2 records video content from any video source directly onto memory cards that can be instantly played back on handhelds such as the Motorola Q.

May 2006 Tech News Tidbits

Quite a few news bits that we didn’t think needed their own stories:

Philips invention prevents skipping commercials

Ugh. Royal Philips Electronics has devised an invention that would prevent TV viewers from switching the channel during commercials or fast-forwarding past commercials when watching DVR content. Viewers would have the option to get out of the freeze by paying a fee. Broadcasters would have the option to implement this technology on a per-program basis, and the ability would have to be included inside the viewer’s set-top box.

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