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Re: Virgin Media V6 - Powered by TiVo(new STB)
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Hopefully V6 is just as reliable. |
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It's a 14" tablet sold directly by VM that'll run the Virgin TV apps, but as far as I know the apps themselves will continue to work on a range of mobile devices, same as TV Anywhere does now. |
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Maybe VM were waiting for the V6 to come out...Did you notice that Sky adverts were on all the time...pushing the Sky Q every other ad...maybe VM and Sky have already been speaking? |
Re: Virgin Media V6 - Powered by TiVo(new STB)
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Going in to 2017 we have a totally different environment - in 4K availability and in 4K TV adoption - launching 4K now with only 2 apps, both of which are already available on just about every UHD TV already, is seriously disappointing. On the plus side, it makes the 1TB HDD less of an issue - there is no UHD content to download and take up space. The "box made for apps" line, without many apps being announced actually sounds no different to me than when the original TiVo launched. That too was supposed to be a platform for apps: http://www.digitalspy.com/tech/cable...ng-apps-to-tv/ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...ery-to-TV.html ..... and we know how that turned out In fact swap 4K for HD and the PR around the core box (Kids app and tablet aside) is almost exactly the same. Even the HDD is the same 6 years later! I doubt anyone is going to get excited about recording 6 shows at once, or 5 plus live TV, rather than 4 + 3x Live Tv + 2x Tablet on Sky Q. No mention of "Mini" boxes for the kitchen or bedrooms, let alone some of the dreamier "cloud DVR" features people had been speculating on. All round I find this a real anti-climax and unlikely to stem the flow of top-end customers to Sky Q. Maybe Virgin are happy with that - increasingly they seem to be happy with a TV service for those who don't care for or cannot afford the premium TV service from Sky. I'm not judging people for that - it's fine and maybe healthy(!) not to want to pay a fortune to Sky for stuff you mostly never watch. But it's very different from a few years ago when Virgin seemed to genuinely try and develop a better TV service. |
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I agree there not much of a jump forward with regards to the box features...but then i thought the same about Sky Q |
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LG threads are full of people buying and recommending 3D blu-rays cheap. I even read one guy last wek who was saying his friends were more impressed by 3D on his new telly than UHD! ---------- Post added at 12:04 ---------- Previous post was at 12:03 ---------- Quote:
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I have full house TV, 100mb BB and phone line guess I wouldn't get it for £49.95 unless I upped the broadband?
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