Tablo’s quad-tuner DVR maintains an edge over competitors with simple setup, reasonable prices, and some neat new features. Tablo’s over-the-air DVR software has gotten a lot better over the ...

After turning the device on and connecting an antenna, I was able to use the iOS app to set up the Quad. Like many wireless devices, the Tablo sets up its own Wi-Fi network which you connect ...

It also comes with its own remote and a direct HDMI connection to the TV, allowing for a more traditional DVR setup, Tablo says. Unique features for the Tablo Quad HDMI include the ability to record ...

For a wall-mounted TV, this made for an awkward setup because of how short ... That’s been a staple feature on Tablo devices for years, and there are quad-tuner models capable of doing it ...

While the up-front price is similar to previous models—$130 for a dual-tuner model, $160 for the quad-tuner ... I installed the Tablo again earlier this week. Device setup happens through ...

The setup is refreshingly simple compared to ... won’t let you combine multiple units into a single DVR. Tablo does offer a quad-tuner model for watching and recording up to four channels ...

You’ll find the Tablo OTA DVRs have a host of attractive ... your router with an ethernet cable or Wi-Fi. It’s quick to set up, so you’ll be watching your most-loved shows within minutes.

If you'd rather just watch Netflix and catch TV over the air for free, while still being able to skip ads, Nuvyyo's Tablo Quad DVR might be for you. It packs a 4-tuner DVR, letting you find ...

Alongside the new feature, Tablo also announced the new Tablo Quad, a 4-tuner DVR that is the company’s first to allow you to install an internal hard drive rather than having to rely on ...

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company launched a redesigned DVR called the Tablo Quad, a four-tuner DVR that now offers the option for an internal SATA drive instead of only ...