retroremakes
February 20th, 2010, 16:20
Sezmi, a company that seeks to offer an affordable alternative to cable TV providers and their bloated packages, has now opened shop for those living in the Los Angeles area. For the last few months Sezmi has quietly been wrapping up beta testing (http://gizmodo.com/5406081/sezmi-takes-big-step-towards-delivering-all+in+one-tv-solution), but now Californians in the area can head into a local Best Buy and free themselves from the chains of the TV tyrants.
The hardware costs $300, which includes an indoor antenna and a 1TB hard drive, and the montly fee is $5 for for the broadcast digital channels or $20 for basic cable, all of which are rolled into Sezmi's DVR. The system includes on demand movies and YouTube content if you plug into ethernet, all of which is accessible through an individually-tailored homepage. If you're fed up with your provider, Sezmi might be someone to turn to. [Sezmi (http://www.sezmi.com/) via NY Times (http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/19/sezmi-says-open/?partner=rss&emc=rss)]
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The hardware costs $300, which includes an indoor antenna and a 1TB hard drive, and the montly fee is $5 for for the broadcast digital channels or $20 for basic cable, all of which are rolled into Sezmi's DVR. The system includes on demand movies and YouTube content if you plug into ethernet, all of which is accessible through an individually-tailored homepage. If you're fed up with your provider, Sezmi might be someone to turn to. [Sezmi (http://www.sezmi.com/) via NY Times (http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/19/sezmi-says-open/?partner=rss&emc=rss)]
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