It is a great service, no question.

I had one for a few years and killed it I used it so much. Thing is, there was no such thing as on-demand content back then, so it made sense.

Honestly, though, given the current market situation in on-demand television, I'd advise upgrading to Comcast's digital on-demand service in lieu of TiVo, just because the hardware is going out of date so quickly at this point; I love the TiVo service, but won't buy another because I think things have evolved past it.

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What about the software that you can use from your laptop or desktop? Has anyone used that?

My dad just purchased an HP that has a TV tuner in it - whatever cable channels they get he is able to pull up on his computer now. It has a record function that workslike TiVo, too. Very cool ... the video quality is excellent.

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How much memory and HD space does that take?