The Tablo Dual might be the next great thing in cord cutting

Announced today, Tablo Dual is a connected two-tuner DVR for over the air TV that also boasts internal storage.

The addition of internal storage is a pretty big deal in this latest product from Tablo as it overcomes one of the less consumer-friendly parts of getting rid of your cable box. While 64GB isn't a lot, it's enough to get started recording live TV shows without having to resort to your PC or MAc.

Nuvyyo, makers of the Tablo DVR for cord cutters, today announced the launch of Tablo DUAL, its next-generation 2-Tuner OTA DVR. The first networked OTA DVR to include onboard storage, Tablo DUAL makes it easier than ever for cord cutters to discover, record and stream live broadcast programs from their HDTV antenna, right out of the box.

Fully redesigned, with an even smaller form factor, Tablo DUAL adds space for up to 40 hours of HD recordings to the same easy-to-use live TV streaming and one-touch recording features of the original Tablo 2-Tuner OTA DVR. Cord cutters who want even more room to store their favorite broadcast TV shows and movies can simply connect a USB hard drive to boost the recording capacity up to 8TB.

We've covered a number of similar products recently, like the HDHomeRun Connect, as well as software services like Plex and Emby. The Tablo Dual out guns all of these options by giving you everything you want in one box and in one app. If you need more storage to record your shows, just hook a USB hard drive up directly to the Tablo Dual. No computer required.

The dual-tuners allow you to watch and record two different channels at once, all the while streaming that TV content over your local network. By using the Tablo apps available on iPhone, iPad and and Apple TV, you can watch TV in any room in your house with minimal fuss.

Included with the Tablo Dual is a 30-day free trial of its optional TV guide data service and advanced features like one-touch series recording and out-of-home streaming via Tablo Connect. After the 30-day trial you resort to a $4.99 a month, $49.99 yearly or $149.99 lifetime subscription.

If you want one, the Tablo Dual is available starting June 4 from Best Buy in the U.S. for $249.99 or Tablo direct in Canada for CAD$329.99. The only downside for those of us not in North America is that we can't use it. That's a shame, but if you're in an area with good OTA TV coverage this might be one of the best things you buy for your home.