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Digeo HD DVR Now Available
The company is hanging on -- and taking orders for its high-def set-top box.
Moxi HD DVR
The Moxi HD DVR features a 500GB hard drive and CableCard support.
December 12, 2008 | by Rachel Cericola

Apparently Moxi still has some life after all. Almost a full year after the company cut its staff and product line, they are showing they aren’t dead yet, with the release of a new HD DVR.

The product has popped up on Amazon, which is taking orders for the company. The Moxi HD DVR combines your TV, your PC, and web access all via the Moxi menu. You can stream photos, video and music to the TV, and even tap into Flickr or Finetune. It also has CableCard support and a 500GB hard drive, which can hold about 75 hours of HD. Another nice bonus is no service fees.

Zatz Not Funny says that the unit is actually a soft launch, which just means they don’t want to get in too deep. For now, a limited number of units will be available.

Are you interested in the $800 box? Sound off in the comments section below.



Rachel Cericola - Contributing Writer
Over the past 15 years, Rachel Cericola has covered entertainment, web and technology trends. Check her out at www.rachelcericola.com.



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Comments (6) Most recent displayed first.
Posted by John  on  12/18/08  at  11:40 AM

Ya I had Moxi with Adelphia before and I loved it. I have Tivo now, and honestly I miss Moxi.

Posted by david  on  12/17/08  at  06:00 PM

Tivo has been putting pop up adds all over my tv lately. It sucks! At least moxi has no adds at this time and no monthly fees.

Posted by VVB  on  12/15/08  at  10:18 PM

Well as Moxi has only built junk before I would not consider spending any amount of money on this device.  My cable operator tried to push a Moxi POS on my and I promptly sent it back for a HD TiVo.

Either their product development team is atrocious or they don’t want to pay royalties to some patented methodology to make a decent cable recording box or DVR.

Posted by ML  on  12/15/08  at  02:25 PM

This product is targeted towards a recession proof market, so it’s price tag makes sense. A soft launch was a good idea, but Digeo should see decent results by Q2’09

Posted by Mulligan  on  12/13/08  at  09:42 AM

Although I would look at other devices instead if I were to buy something, I certainly appreciate the humor in pricing this at… $800. I hope the company does well but I have my doubts.


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