TiVo Premiere Elite quad-tuner DVR detailed, doesn't support OTA broadcasts

Earlier this summer, we got wind of TiVo's plans to release its  PREMIERE -- a retail version of the company's quad-tunerPREMIERE Q. which is only available directly through service providers. We knew to expect four tuners on the Elite as well, letting you record content from up to four channels at once. A leaked FCC document sheds a bit more light on the Elite, revealing two terabytes of recording capacity (for a whopping 300 hours of HD), digital cable compatibility (read: no OTA), and support for Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA), for networking with other MoCA-enabled devices in your home. Still missing, however, are a price tag and release date, though Zatz Not Funny predicts pricing to land in the $600-800 range, with a release this fall. $499 seems to be more on target, though, considering the  PREIMIER XL S $299 price tag -- but even at $500, you better really love television if you're gunning to spend that much on a DVR.