[quote name='wubb']I have the multi-room DVR with Verizon which is awesome. Only downside is that you can't stream HD stuff to another box. It's dual tuner of course.
The only downside is it's just a single HDD on one DVR to feed everything. Has a 160GB HDD and can hold a good bit more than my old Cox DVR, but it would be nice if they opened it up to an external HDD add on. I think it could fit 70-80 hours of standard def (each hour seems to take about 1%) or maybe 18-20 hours of high def (each hour seems to take 4-6% - varies by channel it seems like.) So it's not large enough to record everything I'd ever want to save but if I limit it to stuff I'm interested in enough to watch within a week or two I have enough room. Given the option I'd probably add a 200GB+ external HDD.[/quote]Shame they didn't pop an eSATA port on it, like they Tivo did with their Series 3 unit. Found an article on Engadget on how to add in a new drive, and it's pretty easy. I give Tivo bonus points for adding that little option in, so you won't have to crack the case to add in a new drive. Big issue with the Series 3 is that it doesn't support the Home Media Option, which is the ability to shuttle shows around between Tivos, as well as dump them to a laptop/PC for viewing and burning to DVD. Once it is, I might replace my Tivo attached to my HDTV (the 140GB w/DVD recorder) with it, so I can add in HD via the Tivo + CableCards.
With my Tivo's, there's 2 80GB units, 1 60GB unit, 2 40GB units and 1 140GB unit, so there's a bunch of capacity, spread around between them all.