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TiVo

American  
[tee-voh] / ˈti voʊ /
Trademark.
  1. a brand of digital video recorder and subscription-based service used chiefly for recording television programs.


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When the OG TiVo lovers can’t let go.

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For some fans, it’s unclear how long their TiVo services will keep working.

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As someone who’s owned five TiVo devices and with monthly plans ranging from $15 to $20, it was an easy decision.

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Kalellis will stick with his two TiVos until the very end, though he’s “quite disappointed” that he bought a new device a few days before TiVo stopped selling them.

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Amy Suggars bought her first TiVo about 14 years ago and has been attached to the video-recording device ever since.

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