Pros
- Fantastic new HD interface
- Excellent integration of web services
Cons
- Slightly sluggish performance at times
- Software feels slightly unfinished
Bottom Line
Though not as polished as it should be, the TiVo Premiere is still the best DVR on the market and leagues better than the typical DVR from your cable company.
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| Best Buy | $99.99 | Learn More » |
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