TiVo Statement on U.S. Court of Appeals Ruling in Lawsuit Against EchoStar

By NEWS RELEASE | January 31st, 2008
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tivo logoTiVo Inc., the creator of and leader in television products and services for digital video recorders (DVR), offered the following statement today on the ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, DC in its lawsuit against EchoStar Communications Corporation: MORE »

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ArcSoft Announces TotalMedia 3.5 Bundled with Silicondust HDHomeRun

By NEWS RELEASE | January 31st, 2008
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ArcSoft, Inc. announces that ArcSoft TotalMedia™ 3.5 is now bundled in Silicondust HDHomeRun™ Digital TV Tuners, which enables users to watch and record over-the-air digital and unencrypted digital cable TV from all computers in your home network. MORE »

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ArcSoft TotalMedia Extreme Now Available for Retail

By NEWS RELEASE | January 31st, 2008
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ArcSoft, Inc. announces the retail availability of ArcSoft TotalMedia™ Extreme, a suite of software programs that allows users to play commercial movie discs, capture, manage, edit and share high-definition video, photos, music and documents using Blu-ray discs (BDs), HD DVDs, AVCHDs, DVDs, or CDs. MORE »

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Online Home Video Delivery - Who Will Win? Part 5 - TiVo

By David Walker | January 31st, 2008
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tivo tivocast screenshotNo matter what technologies come along, our fascination with television shows and movies is virtually endless. Whether it’s the acting, stories or visual eye candy that grabs us, there’s no denying that we’re as fascinated with video as we’ve ever been. As we enter 2008, the ability to get to that video is becomingly increasingly easier. Several key players are entering the online video delivery marketplace and though choice is growing, it’s going to be important that consumers pick the provider that suits them best and that has the best long-term potential to get them the content they crave. Over the next few days, we’ll be taking a look at the major players, what their capabilities are and ultimately, who we think has the best shot of winning in this space. Today, we take a look at TiVo. MORE »

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TiVo Publisher Integrates Your Windows Home Server Media Content and TiVo Blissfully

By David Walker | January 31st, 2008
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whs tivo publisherTiVo users, though the pioneers of time-shifted TV, have had to watch as products like Windows Media Center or SageTV handled other media like music, videos and pictures wonderfully. It’s not that TiVo couldn’t get to this content - it’s the fact that it put undue stress on whatever PC was hosting the content. Thankfully, if you’re a TiVo user who is also running Windows Home Server, there’s a solution that can get you that content directly from your WHS box: TiVo Publisher. We Got Served has taken a look at this solution to see if it’s all that it’s cracked up to be. MORE »

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Get Internet TV Streams Through Vista Media Center with MiraWorldTV

By David Walker | January 31st, 2008
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miraworldtv mce pluginCouch potatoes rejoice! If you’re tiring of the 550 different reality shows and game shows currently corrupting the airwaves, you have an alternative. No, I’m not talking about exercise or physical activity - though I would recommend it every now and then. I’m talking about MiraWorldTV - a free plugin for Windows Media Center that brings internet TV streams to your Vista Media Center (via Missing Remote). MORE »

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Display Photos in Style with Sony’s New ‘S-Frame’ Digital Photo Frames

By NEWS RELEASE | January 30th, 2008
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sony s-frame photo framesSony today unveiled its S-Frame brand of digital photo frames, offering vibrant LCD screens and stylish designs suitable for the living room, bedroom or office. MORE »

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Dell Selling Ubuntu Powered XPS M1330 Notebooks for Under $1000

By Alexander Grundner | January 30th, 2008
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Spurred on by the demand of consumers for high-end and budget Linux based desktops and notebooks, Dell has just added the company’s sexiest XPS M1330 notebook to the penguin wearing lineup. The XPS M1330 is now available, according to Direct2Dell, in Germany, United Kingdom, France, Spain, and the United States with Ubuntu 7.10 pre-installed. Moreover, customers can now purchase their systems with Corel LinDVD for legal DVD movie playback out of the box (one of the biggest requests since launching their Linux lineup) and can download product specific Dell OS Reinstallation DVD ISOs (aka factory-installation image) from the company’s wiki. MORE »

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Online Home Video Delivery - Who Will Win? Part 4 - Netflix

By David Walker | January 30th, 2008
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netflix logoNo matter what technologies come along, our fascination with television shows and movies is virtually endless. Whether it’s the acting, stories or visual eye candy that grabs us, there’s no denying that we’re as fascinated with video as we’ve ever been. As we enter 2008, the ability to get to that video is becomingly increasingly easier. Several key players are entering the online video delivery marketplace and though choice is growing, it’s going to be important that consumers pick the provider that suits them best and that has the best long-term potential to get them the content they crave. Over the next few days, we’ll be taking a look at the major players, what their capabilities are and ultimately, who we think has the best shot of winning in this space. Today, we take a look at Netflix. MORE »

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tvCompass SR 1500 Digital Media Remote Integrates WiFi, Hi-Res Color Screen and More

By David Walker | January 30th, 2008
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tvcompass sr1500 digital media remoteI have to admit, there have been times that I wish my $30 all-in-one remote control could do more. All it does is adjust volume, change channels and control my measly five or six home theater devices. However, I’m not so certain that the solution to my woes is what tvCompass has put together in it’s SR 1500 Digital Media Remote (via Crave). There is feature-rich and then there’s feature-rich’s big brother: feature overkill. The SR 1500 is their bulky uncle with a miserable temperament. MORE »

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