From: zonereyrie	Date: January 27th, 2007 05:33 am (UTC)		(Permalink)

I love my Series3 and don't regret buying it at all. But it is expensive.

If you can afford it without regret over the money, I'd get it.

	From: euphrasie	Date: January 27th, 2007 06:10 am (UTC)		(Permalink)

You can't really use the Series 2 on HD at all. The picture quality is atrocious. So, if you're ever planning to use it on HD, do yourself a favor and buy the Series 3. I love mine!

	From: xdreamwalker	Date: January 27th, 2007 03:21 pm (UTC)		(Permalink)

I love mine. I also have a S2 hooked up to mt HDTV, and if you can afford it, get it. You will not regret it.

From: (Anonymous)	Date: January 27th, 2007 07:14 pm (UTC)		(Permalink)
Sweet Beautiful HDTV

I'm not convinced that Comcast will ever been better then owning a standalone box. My HDTiVo is amazing and I'll be able to get video from the net onto in a few months.

	From: ariel817	Date: January 31st, 2007 04:15 pm (UTC)		(Permalink)

We were seriously on the fence a long time, and lived with the Time Warner dvr for a while... but truly, it was a piece of junk -- very nonresponsive to remote input, randomly -for no reason knowable- not recording requested shows... just clunky and horrible to use..

Our S3 has only been up and running a week or so, but we are glad already we made the switch! We've had TiVo's since the s1's back in 2000.. and once you are used to the TiVo, it's hard to put up with the other stuff...

I figure the Comcast offering will be Tivolike, but just like the DirectTivos are limited, it probably will be too, and I didn't want to be cut off from whatever innovations they develop for the s3.

Also.. watch your online sales... you can find them around $630 or so.. and then I know you have the $200 transfer, but still.. in our lives, it did turn out to be worth the expense.