Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35837406)

Take your bed into the living room lol :D hahah sorry, couldn't resist lol

Originally Posted by Media Boy (Post 35837408)

We have been given new info from our Virgin Media UK Sources that says the two new TiVo will have their own dedicated superhub to work. They will launch within the next year.

Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35837417)

Does that mean we will need two superhubs?
Hmm wonder is going to pay for those...unless it's part of the new Tivo costing?

Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35837420)

you could hazard a guess involving streaming to other devices and it needs something more beefy than its current 10mb

or even all in one, and negate the need for a dedicated 2nd hub

Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35837424)

Couldn't the superhub (new white one) do the same job?
I've only had mine a few months lol - It seems more stable than the old black one

Originally Posted by Media Boy (Post 35837408)

We have been given new info from our Virgin Media UK Sources that says the two new TiVo will have their own dedicated superhub to work. They will launch within the next year.

Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35837427)

I read the rumour update as integrated into TIVO so you only need one device to service all needs but its all pure speculation here based on what the rumour says :)

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35837407)

You trot this out every time.

Given the pressure they are under, that has been dealt with and is an on-going issue that will continue to be dealt with, as it should.

To say they have plenty of money, is ridiculous. IMHO, It is propagated by people who's ultimate aim is to privatise the BBC. Given that you want the BBC to be a subscription service, I guess that would make you one of them.

Fortunately, the vast majority of the public feedback, prior to the White Paper disagreed with you, which is why we have the licence fee extended for at least eleven years.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35837438)

It is the Government who raised the prospect of a subscription to replace the licence fee.

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35837444)

Exactly. And the vast majority of the public said we don't want that.

The public have overruled the political dogma of the Tory government, who's desire is to privatise the BBC, to keep their mate Rupert sweet.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35837453)

In the latest polls the vast majority are totally against the BBC ever going to subscription and mark my words if they were ever to try to go down that road then they will find considerable discontent and unhappiness from the public and even within their own party there would be quite a outrage from what l hear if they ever tried to go down that route.

Originally Posted by andrewstevenson (Post 35837430)

Can I ask MB does that mean the new boxes now put back till 2017, are the superhubs integrated into the box or do you need extra super hubs for each box just because I'm not sure