Sure, Digeo may have scrapped its plan to release a set top box targeted at consumers. But the company's been working with Charter Communications to develop a box which the cable company could deploy later this year. The two companies are showing off that next generation box running Digeo's Moxi software at The Cable Show.
The Moxi Cable HD DVR 3012 has a lot more than a catchy name. It's got dual CableCARD tuners, support for video on demand and other interactive features, and support for up to 1TB of external storage. You can also schedule recordings over the web. The HD DVR 3012 should be available to Charter customers this fall. No word on if and when other cable operators will begin offering the set top box.
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Tonight, the NFL Network broadcasts its first game, pitting the Denver Broncos against the Kansas City Chiefs. It promises to be a hard battle, with two longtime and bitter rivals fighting to stay in the playoff picture. This will also mark Bryant Gumbel's return to sports play-by-play, something he hasn't done in many, many years (he was NBC's NFL studio host before he got the Today job; this may be his first play-by-play work since the seventies), and it will be fun to hear the always-opinionated Cris Collinsworth back in the booth. Should be a good game.
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