TiVo , a wholly-owned subsidiary of entertainment technology company Xperi., has announced its continued expansion of smart TVs Powered by TiVo across its OEM partners, spanning 17 brands including Bush, Daewoo, Digihome, Panasonic, Sharp, Telefunken and Vestel.

Earlier this year, the TiVo team was in London to officially launch the availability of the first smart TVs Powered by TiVo. Since then, additional OEMs have announced the official availability of smart TVs Powered by TiVo, hitting the shelves across 15 European countries. TiVo OS production volumes are increasing with daily activations accelerating, setting the stage for future monetisation on a target of 2 million active devices by the end of 2024.

“TiVo has always been at the forefront of innovation, and the recently-launched smart TVs are no exception,” said Jon Kirchner, CEO of Xperi. “We pride ourselves on understanding the end-user better than others and are leveraging those insights to help partners provide a more user-centric TV model. We’re excited to bring enhanced TV experiences to consumers around the world.”

TiVo has partnered with several OEMs to introduce its smart TVs Powered by TiVo. This range of TVs encompasses various sizes, from 24-inch models to expansive 75-inch displays. These new TVs feature advanced technology, including 4K resolution, HDR support, and high-quality audio systems, designed to deliver an exceptional viewing experience across all models.

Smart TVs Powered by TiVo that are currently available on retail shelves include:

• Vestel: Various DLED and QLED models in eight sizes ranging from 32” to 75”
• Panasonic: W60A 4K Ultra HD LED smart TV series in six sizes ranging from 32″ to 65”
• JVC: Multiple low, mid and high-end spec configurations in eight sizes ranging from 32“ to 75″
• Bush: Various UHD and HD models in seven sizes ranging from 24” to 65”
• Telefunken: Several DLED models in eight sizes ranging from 32” to 75”
• Sharp: GM6000 and GK4000 series in five sizes ranging from 43” to 70”

This October, TiVo OS will also be available in smart TVs from Metz (manufactured by Skyworth) in four sizes from 43” to 65”. Konka smart TVs Powered by TiVo are also expected in the European market.

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