SiliconDust HDHR3-CC HDHomeRun Prime (New) - $129.99 + $5 S/H @ Woot

Quote from Captainpsp : Just so I understand this: So I have 3 fios cable boxes (1 is HD DVR). I can replace all that with this HDHomeRun. All I will have to do is have HDHomeRun with Fios provided cable card and then where ever I have a PC (with WMC) I can stream the cable channels. Am I right so far? So couple of questions: 1. Is android supported? Or moreover is there an app on android to stream. 2. Can I stream from anywhere in the world as long as I open right ports on my router?

Well, your HDDVR has 2 tuners in it if you are using FiOS. So if you are replacing 3 total boxes, you're cutting back from 4 tuners to 3. And yes, if you have a PC or Xbox 360 (cheaper option) you can watch TV.

1. AFAIK android is not supported yet.
2. Not sure here.

Quote from Captainpsp : Just so I understand this: So I have 3 fios cable boxes (1 is HD DVR). I can replace all that with this HDHomeRun. All I will have to do is have HDHomeRun with Fios provided cable card and then where ever I have a PC (with WMC) I can stream the cable channels. Am I right so far? So couple of questions: 1. Is android supported? Or moreover is there an app on android to stream. 2. Can I stream from anywhere in the world as long as I open right ports on my router?

I use Smart Potato and Media Buddy on WP7 to stream and yes, you could stream anywhere in the world, but only recorded shows.
Anyone considering this, makes sure your video card is HDCP compliant.

Quote from Ichinisan : Yup. I have the same problem w/ the Media Center window trapping the mouse pointer. I remember trying Maxifier a long time ago and finding that, in some way, it didn't work 100%. I don't remember what was "wrong" with it, but I'll have to try it again sometime. WHY can Microsoft just fix MCE so that it doesn't trap the mouse? Gah!

There is a work around for this problem, you press ALT+TAB to change the application and you could move your mouse over to the second monitor.

Quote from v_alva : I use Smart Potato and Media Buddy on WP7 to stream and yes, you could stream anywhere in the world, but only recorded shows. Anyone considering this, makes sure your video card is HDCP compliant.

Ok.. "so only recorded shows" even within my home?

If I can stream live shows on my LAN.. why not on my WAN?

May be I am confusing this with the Slingbox.

Quote from Captainpsp : Ok.. "so only recorded shows" even within my home? If I can stream live shows on my LAN.. why not on my WAN? May be I am confusing this with the Slingbox.

The apps I have tried, will let you record live shows and you could watch it after sometime. I am not sure if you have to wait for the entire recording to end.

Quote from v_alva : The apps I have tried, will let you record live shows and you could watch it after sometime. I am not sure if you have to wait for the entire recording to end.

Wait.. so this is only a DVR. It will not stream live?
Did I get that right?

Quote from Captainpsp : Wait.. so this is only a DVR. It will not stream live? Did I get that right?

It will stream live to WMC but will stream shows recorded on WMC to phones, tablets.

Quote from Captainpsp : Wait.. so this is only a DVR. It will not stream live? Did I get that right?

As long as you are using Windows Media Center on your network, you can stream live.

Thank you folks.. Repped everybody who helped.

For anybody that's considering getting this, and using Fios - the recorded files are huge, and can not (at least, not for me) be streamed over WiFi. I found out that a very easy solution for FIOS is to use MoCA (Multimedia Over Coax), by buying a second verizon router and using it as a bridge, so that the connection from your server (recording the shows) to your client is all wired.
I tried wireless N, moving the router as close as possible, also tried the power-line adapters which didn't work for me, eventually stumbled upon this in another thread on AVSForums, and it was just as easy as getting a used router from ebay for 35$ and installing it in the other room. see here:

http://www.dslreports.com/faq/ver...s/3.2_MOCA

Quote from patel_ns : PM sent. Reply with questions. So, if I had a second ethernet port in my computer, I could use one to connect to the prime and the other to send things over the network?

correct - that's what I did w/my old setup a couple years ago w/the original hdhomerun, don't know why you couldn't do it with the prime

Been struggling over this purchase for a few months now.

I would only save about $7 a month getting rid of my cable boxes and then I would have to run my xbox 360 every time I watch tv.

I know you can boot into media center, but it still isn't as convenient as my cable box.

I also already have a single non-cablecard hdtv tuner in my win 7 desktop so i've tried the interface.

I have win xp computers at every tv but would need to replace then with win 7 premium boxes or xbox 360s.

I also have 2 android tabs and android phones but the support on those is shaky as well. Can anyone comment more on their android experience?

Quote from 4togrfr : So are you offering to pick one up and ship it to me for this price since the nearest Fry's is 600+ miles away?

You can try having Fry's ship it or you can use it to price match.

Quote from jrinco11 : correct - that's what I did w/my old setup a couple years ago w/the original hdhomerun, don't know why you couldn't do it with the prime

Yup, doing that now with my setup. On my WMC, have one NIC connected to a 5 port gigabit switch with two HDHomerun Primes on it, and another NIC to my local network/internet.