Did you cut your cable but miss recording your favorite shows? TiVo might have the answer. The DVR company announced a new, $50 device that lets cord-cutters record over-the-air network shows and watch them later on their televisions. The TiVo Roamio OTA DVR (the OTA stands for "over the air") can record and store programs aired by CBS, ABC, NBC, PBS, Fox, Univision and other networks. It also connects to Web services, including YouTube and Netflix. "We recognize some viewers opt not to receive the benefits a subscription with a cable provider offers," TiVo chief marketing officer Ira Bahr said in a news release. "TiVo Roamio OTA makes sure that they, too, can get a best in class DVR experience through an antenna."
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TiVo unveils the Roamio OTA DVR to record network shows
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The device is $50 with a $15 monthly service fee
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It also records Web content like Netflix and YouTube
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OTA rolls out two months after Supreme Court ruled against Aereo
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