Philips Standalone TiVos
In 1999, Philips released the first TiVo box ever available for purchase, the HDR110. The HDR110 contained a 13GB hard drive, same as the HDR110, which was released soon after, and replaced the HDR110. This TiVo can only be used as a "dumb DVR" or "digital VCR" as the Gracenote guide data service was discontinued in September 2016.
Hardware
All of the Philips Series 1 units (even the Sony-SVR-2000 and Thompson PVR10UK) use the same internal parts, including the same motherboard, hard drives, power supplies, etc. The Standalone Series 1 units all have the same specifications:
IBM PowerPC 403GCX running at 54 MHz
16MB of onboard RAM
Models
Philips released multiple different models between 1999 - 2001. These models do not differ in functionality, only in hard drive capacity and the front faceplate.
| Model | Released | Hours/HDD Size | Notes | Image |
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| HDR110 | 1999 | 13 GB = 13 hours | The first TiVo ever released. This design a oddly large TiVo in the middle (while also still having the smaller one in the bottom right corner) but otherwise looks similar to the later models. |  |
| HDR112 | Equivalent to the HDR110 with a different faceplate |  |
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| HDR212 | 2000 | 20 GB = 20 hours | Uses an all-black faceplate. |  |
| HDR312 | 30 GB = 30 hours | |
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| HDR612 | 2001 | 60 GB = 60 hours | This was the last standalone TiVo Series 1 Philips released, it has an inverted faceplate and the highest capacity of any Series 1 TiVo from the factory. |  |
