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TVTonic is a unique new innovation that allows users to watch subscription channels or podcasts on one’s own personal computer. Great for all kinds of lifestyles, TVTonic allows individuals to not only subscribe, but also view and manage any of the many podcasts that also simultaneously support RSS enclosures. The exclusive access channels that TVTonic users have access to are supplied to TVTonic users free, which adds to the appeal of the product.

Users also have the option of watching while signed online or while remaining offline and is designed specifically to be used with either a remote control, mouse or a keyboard.  Optimized for Windows Vista or the XP Media Center platforms, TVTonic also requires Internet Explorer version 6 or higher.

Because video files can take up large amounts of space on an individual’s computer, TVTonic is advantageous in the manner in which it allows individuals to control how much disk space each channel takes up.  This is accomplished through simple user graphs and charts.

Advertiser supported, TVTonic costs users nothing but allows them a number of unique benefits.  Nonetheless, there are no pop-up ads or ad-ware that would make the TVTonic application less attractive to potential users.  There are commercials that are played between selections, much as there are commercials played intermittently on cable news or viewing channels.  In fact, with video feeds, news and other great options, TVTonic is bound to be a great new wave in broadcast media and information absorption by subscribers.

Via [TVTonic]