Oh hey. Ya, they got them TiVo in Canada now, you betcha. You can get a Series 2 dual-tuner DVR for $199 CAD or $10,223 USD, considering the exchange rate. You also got to get yourself a TiVo subscription, ya, and it’ll be available at Best Buy, The Brick, Ye Olde Maple and Moose Shoppes, Beer ‘n’ Pancakes ‘n’ DVRs, Bruce’s Hockey and Electronics Store, and Geez It’s Got a Low Price, Dave.
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I thought I would translate your “Canadian” item so your American readers can understand it. I hope I got this right.
Yo mofo. Tivo, um, well, it like in Canada, like man. Cheap price. Um, buy ah… don’t remember. Stores. Cheap, though, you know. Ah, Best buy. Some udder places. Ax me later, man.
To the idiot who wrote this, not only is the series 2 tivo $99 in the US, but the dollar has fallen back to par again, so us canuks will be overpaying….again.
too bad for you, mapleleaf
well, well… if JB hasn’t just gone and stirred the pot again… must be the Ontario folk as the BC boys would be too stoned to type…
I bought the Toyota deal and paid $125 with one year of paid service. I’m happy and tracking my Tivo. It’s in Kansas right now. Woohoo! Oh, and Tivo is available everywhere in Canada except in Quebec. Tivo didn’t want to translate their stuff in French I guess. Zut Alors!
Sorry Tivo, too little too late. No HD, IR blasters and useless dual tuner with digital cable or satellite, monthly fees in USD!!! Imagine RIM charging Americans CAD for their Blackberries.
Start putting some thought into the Canadian market instead of trying to unload excess inventory at double the price, and maybe you’ll be successful in Canada. “till then, too little too late.