For those out there that have found it difficult to locate a TV show or movie title that they simply can't miss, the new TiVo Roamio lineup has them covered with the ability to find, stream and record media from a multitude of different sources. Suitable for standard cable or an HD connection, the TiVo Roamio can record up to 6 shows at once to maximize the viewing abilities that have previously limited some users.
Ranging in price point from $199, $399 and $599 for the TiVo Roamio, TiVo Roamio Plus and TiVo Roamio Pro respectively, the new lineup is capable of streaming content to mobile devices and supports nearly every streaming service on the market from Netflix to Hulu. The only choice you'll have to make after deciding on a model is what you'll watch out of the nearly limitless collection of media.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Comprehensive Media Streaming
- With the increasing shift towards streaming, innovation opportunities abound in creating comprehensive platforms that can consolidate multiple services and offer a seamless viewing experience.
- Multi-source Recording
- The ability to record multiple shows simultaneously from various sources presents an opportunity for disruption in the traditional TV industry and a need for enhanced hardware technology.
- Mobile Streaming
- As more consumers seek on-the-go streaming capabilities, businesses can innovate by creating mobile apps and designing user interfaces that prioritize mobile viewing and recording.
Sectors Adopting This
- Streaming Services
- Streaming services can take advantage of the demand for comprehensive streaming platforms by partnering with hardware companies or expanding their own platforms to offer more services in one place.
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the need for enhanced multi-source recording capabilities and mobile streaming by developing innovative hardware technology that can accommodate a variety of sources and support mobile accessibility.
- Television Broadcast
- Traditional television broadcast companies face disruption from the growing demand for comprehensive and multi-source streaming platforms, creating possible opportunities for innovation in their own technology and services.
