Man, I wish I knew the timing on the HDTV one for sure.
I was just thinking this.
Nah, I'll wait.
I'm having slightly more trouble thinking this.
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Man, I wish I knew the timing on the HDTV one for sure.
I was just thinking this.
Nah, I'll wait.
I'm having slightly more trouble thinking this.
HDTV is for people with, you know, decent TVs. So no issue for me as of yet.
I don't have an HDTV compatible TV. But I plan to, and there's no point me replacing a TiVo with a slightly better TiVo knowing a much better one's on the calendar.
So that's my holdup.
I'm with ita. Plus I already have two Tivo's, one series 1 and one series 2, both with lifetime subscriptions. I'm hoping (in vain, I suspect), that there will be a tempting trade-in offer of my series 1 when the series 3 debuts.
I don't have an HDTV compatible TV. But I plan to, and there's no point me replacing a TiVo with a slightly better TiVo knowing a much better one's on the calendar.
ita is me in this regard. Also I don't necessarily know if Tivo sans lifetime subscription is necessarily more appealing than just renting an HD-DVR from my cable company.
Can anyone tell me where on this page is the link to click for download, because I am dum?
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Looks like the link is labeled "up-file all 4you" and is a redirect to a page with a 10 second delay before the download link resolves. I didn't explore further than that.
Thank you!
I need to add a second hard drive to my daughter's 3-year-old Dell. When it comes to hardware, I am dummmm. I'm trying to dig up the invoice, but can I assume that all I have to worry about is the number of slots remaining in the computer and the capacity of the hard drive? Are there any brands to steer clear of as far as reliability goes?
3 year old Dell means it needs IDE as opposed to SATA. I can't remember the last time I had a hard drive fail. Most of my drives are Western Digital, but I have a Seagate and a couple of Maxtors too. One Maxtor drive acts a bit wonky in a one particular computer, but that's all the trouble I've had.
Here's a link to a bunch of hard drives that should work just fine.