Tablo (DVR)

Tablo is a digital video recorder (DVR) for Over-The-Air (OTA) broadcast television signals that is controlled by a tablet or web-based application.[1][2] Using an HDTV antenna, Tablo collects free Over-The-Air HDTV signals; allowing the user to either watch live TV or record programs to an external USB hard drive.[3] Tablo can connect to a home network through either Wi-Fi or Ethernet connections.

Tablo
TypePrivate
IndustryElectronics
Founded2010
HeadquartersOttawa, Ontario
Key people
Grant Hall, Founder and CEO
Websitehttp://www.tablotv.com/

Many consumers are choosing to discontinue cable or satellite due to escalating costs, a movement known as cord cutting.[4] Cord cutters are beginning to supplement over-the-top content such as Hulu Plus and Netflix, with OTA programming.[5] Tablo is one of many products that have come to market with this in mind.[6][7][8]

Tablo is designed and developed by a company called Nuvyyo. Nuvyyo is an Ottawa based technology company, formed by veterans of the local technology scene, which launched in 2010.[9]

Some of Tablo's competitors are: Simple TV, Channel Master, HDHomeRun and TiVo.

References
  1. Duarte, Dylan, Nuvyyo Introduces Tablo, the Tablet-based DVR Service for Free OTA Content, retrieved 2014-03-17
  2. Scharr, Jill, Tablo is a DVR for Cord-Cutters, retrieved 2014-03-17
  3. How Tablo works, retrieved 2014-03-17
  4. Sciacca, John, Tablo Gives Cord Cutters Reason to Rejoice!, retrieved 2014-03-17
  5. O'Rourke, Patrick, Tablo brings over-the-air TV signals to your mobile devices, retrieved 2014-03-17
  6. Scharr, Jill, Tablo is a DVR for Cord-Cutters, retrieved 2014-03-17
  7. http://www.tablotv.com/meet-tablo/
  8. Newsdesk, Techvibes, Ottawa's Nuvyyo Unveils Tablo, Which Aims to Make Cord-cutting Easier Than Ever, retrieved 2014-03-17
  9. http://www.tablotv.com/about-nuvyyo
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