First high-definition DVR

\"hdr230.jpg\"TiVo\’s planning to have this feature by the end of the year, but it looks like Zenith has the first digital video recorder that\’s compatible with high-definition television. The downside to recording HDTV with a DVR is that saving a show requires huge amounts of hard disk space – the HDR230\’s 80GB drive can only hold about eight hours of programming at highest quality.
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Personally this \”limit\” would not bother me as my current Series 1 30 Hour TiVO, really only records 9 hours at highest quality which seems to be the only way to want to watch it back anyway. It has never been an issue for us though I guess we don\’t really do any long term archiving. It would be great to burn to DVD if that can ever truly be allowed.

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