Walmart, the biggest retail chain in the US, is to start selling the Boxee TV on November 1st.

Boxee unveiled the product earlier this month, saying that it should be considered a “No Limits DVR.” The device, which connects to the television, has no onboard storage, but acts as a DVR, thanks to cloud storage. The device taps into the cloud to allow users to watch programming on their TVs. In addition, users can watch over-the-air television programming with its built-in antenna.

Thanks to that antenna, users can record over-the-air programming right from the device. However, in order to get the DVR features, users will need to pay $14.99 a month for access.

The Boxee TV will be available for $99.

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