
I fail to see how attaching a £299 box to my TV with a cable is cheaper and less geeky than attaching a cheap £250 pc to my TV with a cable.
And anyway, I watch most non live TV stuff (including iPlayer, 4OD and the ITV player thingy) via my £250 PS3 which is rather geekily attached to my TV with a cable.
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Fri 18 Mar 2011, 15:02,
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And anyway, I watch most non live TV stuff (including iPlayer, 4OD and the ITV player thingy) via my £250 PS3 which is rather geekily attached to my TV with a cable.

A start-up company with little to no tie-in with the consortium behind YouView, and no clear roll-out policy (or agreements in place) for provision of On-Demand content from the main 4 broadcasters.
Approach with caution.
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Fri 18 Mar 2011, 15:10,
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Approach with caution.

the thing at the top of the page linked implies that you can watch Sky 1 on it. Buried in the FAQ is a complete lack of channels you can watch but a note that you can watch Sky player through it if you have a Sky subscription.
Just think of all the Sky subscribers jumping at this chance to own a box which records things for you, lets you pause live TV, watch in HD and watch a selection of programmes whenever you want...
Hang on...
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Fri 18 Mar 2011, 15:22,
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Just think of all the Sky subscribers jumping at this chance to own a box which records things for you, lets you pause live TV, watch in HD and watch a selection of programmes whenever you want...
Hang on...

Should one want to go down this route, but without subscription, The new Humax Freeview HD PVRs are the way to go. Great bits of kit.
Edit: This sounds like I work PR for Humax :) I don't - I recently got one for my Mother.
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Fri 18 Mar 2011, 15:27,
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Edit: This sounds like I work PR for Humax :) I don't - I recently got one for my Mother.