This is my kind of cat :).

Apparently, this individual lives so close to a TV station’s tower that they are able to use a paper clip as an antenna.  Nice :).

In my opinion, TiVoToGo is a great alternative to the iTunes store especially if you don’t mind waiting for a show to air on cable TV. Also, compared to iTunes, TiVoToGo is a lot cheaper. One movie on iTunes will cost you $9.99 - $14.99 whereas TiVoToGo is free once you’ve paid your monthly TiVo subscription ($6.95 - ~$12.95).

What do you think? Is TiVoToGo a viable alternative to the iTunes store when it comes to movies and TV shows?

Last night I was pleasantly surprised when my TiVo indicated that it needed to be restarted for the 9.2 service update. For those of you who don’t know, the 9.2 service update is supposed to enable the eSATA port on the S3 & TiVo HD so that you will be able to easily add additional storage. Now all we’re waiting for is for TiVo to update their website so that we can find out which eSATA drives are officially supported.

In addition to enabling the eSATA port, 9.2 will also enable Amazon Unbox progressive downloads. Progressive downloads will allow you to watch an Amazon Unbox program while it is being downloaded as opposed to having to wait for the entire download to complete. Having the ability to play an Unbox video while is is being downloaded will be a great feature. Just the other day I had to wait for the entire episode of The Office to transfer before I could play it.

This was the first time I actually got to see a TiVo HD in person. The device is really nice and I especially like how TiVo put the CableCARD slots in the front.

If you purchase a TiVo I would appreciate it if you put me down as your referrer (raianoat AT gmail DOT com).

A comment suggest that this is/was Mike Ramsay’s (former TiVo CEO) car. Anybody know if this is the case?