Scientists the world over were reportedly stunned at amazing life like attributes being displayed by Windows based computers. Realising that they were fighting for their very survival with TiVos which were taking their masters prime time and pushing them into second place, the TVs decided to strike back.

Available in October, LiquidTV lets people save high definition and standard def shows onto computer hard drives. Unlike other products, LiquidTV isn't using a Tivo-like interface because Nero has partnered up with Tivo and is using the exact same scheduling service and remote. Essentially you are getting Tivo in PC format.

LiquidTV will come in two versions. The $199 package gets you a TV tuner card, remote and software along with one-year of Tivo service. For those who already own a TV tuner, Nero will sell the software for $99. The Tivo subscription is an extra $99 per year.

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