DVR Reviews - an in
depth look.
Several decades ago—people are already contended
squinting their eyes over watching through a
small boob tube. A family with a black and white
television in their living room is already
considered an elite of the society—most
especially those with colored TV sets.
The advent of technology has reached a certain
point which changed the way people watch
television. Before, people would really tune in
to their favorite stations at a certain time of
the day, in order for them not to miss an
episode of their favorite nightly dramas… but
that is not the case today. Digital video
recorders have created a stress-free way of
watching your much anticipated dramas, you can
even watch them a lot of times, if you will.
There are different brands of DVRs available in
the market today and to tell you frankly—most,
if not all of them work the same. However, there
are always hairline differences which defines
one from the other. Following are three of the
most popular DVRs in the market today and
information about their pros and cons, as well
as unique characteristics.
TiVo Premier DVR Reviews
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The TiVo Premier is definitely one of the most
sought after DVR systems because of its
overhauled user interface which makes browsing
through TV shows and channels all the more fun
and convenient. You can record a decent amount
of HD video (about 45 hours) and SD video (about
400 hours). An excellent feature of this TiVo is
the ability to transfer this video through a
computer using another software.
On the downside, many critics say that TiVo
Premier might incur additional cable expenses
and some say that it would be better off using
cable provided DVRs. Apart from the $100
purchase fee for the TiVo Premier, one will also
be required to pay TiVo service which may vary
depending on the package.
DirecTV Plus DVR Reviews
The DirecTV HD DVR is one of the most reliable
and convenient to use DVRs in the market today.
The user interface is just similar to that of
TiVo but most users agree that a very important
feature of DirecTV DVR is its ability to be
programmed to record a certain program remotely,
i.e. via mobile phone.
The DirecTV DVR is also able to record two
programs simultaneously and recording time of
about 400 hours for SD and 100 hours for HD and
thus has a high ranking spot in our DVR reviews
list.
Dish Network DVR Reviews
The Dish Network DVR boasts, among others, its
slingbox feature which allows a user to feed
separate TV outputs to two different TVs. Just
like the DirecTV DVR, it can also be programmed
to record shows using the web or mobile phones.
This equipment also prides its staggering 1000
hours SD capability, and 140 HD recording hours.
The user interface of Dish has also been
restructured for better viewing and control.
Without any doubt—DVRs became an instant hit and
sooner than we thought, every household started
to buy one for their TV sets. In fact, even
cable providers are already including these DVRs
into their packages. I hope you found our DVR
reviews to be informative and I urge you to
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