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&#149; <a href="#2">The Gavel & Mouse: Electronic Order in the Court</a>
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&#149; <a href="#3">State of the Art: For TiVo and Replay, New Reach</a>
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&#149; <a href="#5">Online Shopper: Outfitting Summer Campers</a>
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&#149; <a href="#6">What's Next: Analog Over Digital for a Better Ear
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If you hadn't guessed from my coverage in Circuits (like <a href="#3">today's
column</a>) or in this newsletter, I'm a huge, raving, tentacle-waving fan of
digital video recorders like TiVo and ReplayTV.
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It's not because I have a lot of time to watch TV; it's because I don't.
Thanks to
these miracle machines, I can watch important shows on my schedule instead
of the
networks', and I can watch them in two-thirds the time, thanks to their
ability to
zoom past ads, credits, recaps, teasers and other blather.
</P><P>
Whenever I bring up my addiction in conversation, though, the reaction I
get is
virtually never, "Really? I'll have to get one." People &#151; including,
unfortunately, fellow journalists &#151; often cite myths or outdated
Facts, which
is especially dangerous in a field that changes so quickly. So here, for your
e-mailing pleasure, is a list of DVR myths and Facts. They're accurate as
of this
moment: May 29, 2003.
</P><P>
<strong>Belief:</strong> "I heard that TiVo tracks what I watch. I don't
want Big
Brother looking over my shoulder."
</P><P>
<strong>Fact:</strong> TiVos collect viewing data and beam it back to the
company
&#151; but only in the aggregate, the company says. Nobody knows what you,
personally, watch &#151; only what people in your part of the country watch.
</P><P>
Even so, you can opt out of even this anonymous data collection by calling
TiVo at
877-367-8486. (Replay says IT doesn't collect aggregate viewing data, but
"may
collect such information in the future." It, too, will offer an opt-out
method.)
</P><P>
<strong>Belief:</strong> "TiVo auto-records stuff that I didn't ask for."
</P><P>
<strong>Fact:</strong> Out of the box, TiVo studies the shows you
regularly record,
and makes suggestions based on your tastes. It records them for your
convenience,
but only if there's room on the hard drive. (Lots of people shut it off,
but I kind
of like it. Among other things, it unearthed some great new kid shows my
wife and I
never knew existed.)
</P><P>
But the main point is this: It's an optional feature that you can turn off
forever
in about five seconds.
</P><P>
<strong>Belief:</strong> "I'm getting a Replay, because with TiVo, you
have to pay
for some kind of service subscription."
</P><P>
<strong>Fact:</strong> In the early days, you could buy a ReplayTV box for
$600 and
pay no service fee &#151; or a TiVo box for $400 plus a $200 service fee.
Evidently
not everyone did the math.
</P><P>
Today, the pricing scheme is the same: You buy the box and pay for the
service
separately.
</P><P>
<strong>Belief:</strong> "I don't want to have to pay a monthly fee forever."
</P><P>
<strong>Fact:</strong> You don't have to. You can (and should) pay the $250,
one-time, lifetime fee instead.
</P><P>
<strong>Belief:</strong> "The ReplayTV is better, because the TiVo can't
skip ads."
</P><P>
<strong>Fact:</strong> There's some truth to this one. ReplayTV's
auto-commercial
skip feature is fantastic. And only the Replay's remote has a 30-second
skip button.
</P><P>
Of course, faithful readers know that you can also add a 30-second skip
button to
the TiVo, too. Press the following buttons on the remote: Select, Play,
Select, 3,
0, Select. Now your Advance button is a 30-second skip button. Press the same
sequence again to turn off this feature. (Note to readers who reported
that this
trick doesn't work: You have to do it during playback of a show, not
during live
TV.)
</P><P>
<strong>Belief:</strong> "If these companies go out of business, I've got
myself a
$250 doorstop."
</P><P>
<strong>Fact:</strong> Sure enough, if the companies stop supplying the
listing
service, you won't be able to do much with your DVR. And both companies were
struggling until recently. In Fact, SonicBlue (until recently, maker of
ReplayTV)
filed for bankruptcy.
</P><P>
TiVo, however, expects to break even this year, thanks in part to an
increase in
service prices and sales of add-on services like the Home Media Option.
ReplayTV was
sold to D & M Holdings, the parent company of Denon, Marantz and McIntosh,
so at
least it's in the hands of a well-financed outfit. Replay fees, too, have
just gone
up to match TiVo's ($13 per month or $250 forever), and Replay owners,
too, will be
offered premium, added-cost options.
</P><P>
Besides, DVR technology is here to stay. You can already find it in
satellite boxes,
and it will likely arrive in cable boxes and even televisions before long.
TiVo and
ReplayTV get the credit for being pioneers &#151; but even if they have a
few arrows
in their backs, the magic that they've unleashed will be with us forever.
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Courtrooms have been one of the last workplaces to embrace technological
advances.
Still, courts around the country are now taking their place in the wired and
wireless worlds.
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Why hasn't the digital video recorder become the must-have, smash-hit,
world-changing appliance of the digital age?
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An M.I.T. researcher has devised a processor for cochlear implants that he
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Two new video games &#151; 'Gallop Racer 2003: A New Breed' and 'Pro Race
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