I love tivo, don't get me wrong. I'd expected to pay around $400 to $600 for this. And maybe with rebates it still will be, who knows. But at $800, you could buy a media center pc and use it for a couple years, not paying a montly service fee, and it would cost you about the same, if not less.
I got one of these yesterday afternoon. It's really nice, seems to work well too. It's nice that you only have to put one batter in too, makes the battery weight less of an issue.
So, if you look at dell's site, it says it's 802.11n ready. What does that mean? If you look at the specs it as the a/b/g antenna. So... huh?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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No, it's not worth it.
I love tivo, don't get me wrong. I'd expected to pay around $400 to $600 for this. And maybe with rebates it still will be, who knows. But at $800, you could buy a media center pc and use it for a couple years, not paying a montly service fee, and it would cost you about the same, if not less.