PVR Comparison Chart at The Wired Home Weblog

So you don't have a PVR (Personal Video Recorder) box yet? If you're living in the Stone-Age, you have no idea what it means to pause or even rewind live TV.Imagine recording a show at the push of a button without fumbling for tapes. The problem is, with all the choices, what type of PVR do you get? There's a great comparison chart at PVRCompare.com. While it doesn't have every [...] Read More


Satellite Radio Comparison Chart at The Wired Home Weblog

Thinking about satellite radio for the home or your car? Sirius and XM Radio are your two choices and they have a few subtle differences you'll want to be familiar with. Austin360.com has a decent comparison chart to help you choose which satellite service is right for you. Click the image to see the chart [...] Read More


TiVo Coming to Microsoft Windows Mobile Based Devices at The Wired Home Weblog

TiVo has really done a great job lately of partnering with some real powerhouses. They've done it again with a new partnership with Microsoft. According to the press release: For the first time, travelers will have the ability to transfer their favorite shows stored on their TiVo® Series2™ Digital Video Recorders to a Windows XP-based PC for transfer to and playback on Windows Mobile-based devices such as Portable Media Centers and [...] Read More


Pollen.com Features Pollen History, Two-City Comparison Chart and Online Shop for Allergy Products at Allergies

The Pollen.com website has introduced several new features for its users. Pollen History provides you a 30-day allergy index history according to your zip code. You can use the chart to track the pollens in your area are increasing or decreasing over time. You can thus check if there is a correlation between your flare-ups and the pollen levels in your locality. The Two-City Comparison Chart should be very useful for those [...] Read More


Sony's Next-Gen Chart at XboxSpace

Sony released this chart after their PS3 press conference last night, they want you to believe that the Xbox 360 actually costs you $700. Unfortunately, Sony is full of shit, this chart is just flat out wrong. Let's evalute: Console: Honestly, how many people actually buy the retard pack? Out of the 400,000 PS3 consoles in the USA this November, 80% of them will be the $599 version. I don't think [...] Read More