Yeah, I&#x27;d like NAS support as well.  I think their thinking is that the variability introduced by the network speed (especially since they advertise it with wifi), might cause unexpected failures that they won&#x27;t see with a usb drive. They seem to be riding the line between a &quot;just works&quot; appliance and something more configurable.  I&#x27;m surprised, frankly, that there&#x27;s not an option to just get the HDD bundled with it and call it a day, in order to guarantee the user is using a known-good HDD.<p>If you already have a home server, this is probably not as good of an option as you could just add some software and a dual tuner for $75-100.  The EPG thing is more of a hassle once WMC gets deprecated.  For mythtv and some others, you can do schedules direct for $25&#x2F;yr.  There are some free setups I&#x27;ve seen using scripts and such, but they mostly seem to be held together with twine and bailing wire and seem likely to break if a 3rd party decides to crack down.<p>For someone who&#x27;s looking for a whole-house DVR though without running a bigger media setup though, it seems reasonable.<p>If you find a good appliance that&#x27;ll get stuff onto a NAS on the cheap using reliable EPG, I&#x27;d love to see it.