Tablo TV has
Tablo TV 2-Tuner Whole-Home Over the Air DVR w/ No Antenna (4th Gen) on sale for $69.95 - $20 with discount code
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Tablo TV also has
Tablo TV 2-Tuner Whole-Home Over the Air DVR w/ Antenna (4th Gen) on sale for $89.95 - $20 with discount code
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$69.95.
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About this Item:
- Watch, pause, record, and replay up to four channels (depending on your model) at once with 50+ hours of onboard storage.
- Stream sports, local news, and prime-time shows live or later on compatible smart devices throughout your home.
- Tablo TV requires internet service, a Tablo device, TV antenna and compatible smart device to run properly; endless TV/access w/ no monthly fees.
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As an aside, I have seen it in my area (NE OH) but only on a "test" station. None of the promised additional "features" were available to test (like interactive OTA TV), but it worked just fine on my TV. It's a newer Sony TV so YES it can decode ATSC 3.0, at least what they used in my market. Eventually all the major stations will broadcast in ATSC 3.0 and ATSC 1.0 will be sunset, but we're years away from that, if not a decade with all the petitions by consumers and the threatened legal action by companies that make things like this Tablo OTA DVR. Besides which it's currently not a "rule" by the FCC, it's a petition by most major broadcasters to set a date of 2028 for "major markets" and a date of 2030 for "nationwide" deployment. If the FCC makes it a rule we may see a "get your one free box to decode the signal" from the government like we did with digital TV back in the early 2000s.
I dont use the DVR much anymore, so I can't speak to it's reliability
it also has an Antenna amplifier built in. not sure how good it is, but my signals never break.
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Cons?
Higher demands: Requires more processing power, bandwidth, and storage space than 720p content.
Overkill on small screens: The added detail may not be perceptible on a 720p display, and 4K content will be downscaled, potentially causing some clarity loss.
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That never happened. What on earth are you talking about?
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