 | First Impressions - Destroy All Humans /// Eurogamer (EuroGamer, 5/16/2005 5:07am) |
| Having spent the best part of the last quarter of a century fighting off the alien hordes, today was the day the tables were finally turned and we got to see the war on humanity through bug eyes, and we have two things to report: firstly, having big bulbous eyes doesn\\\'t mean you see anything bigger (or, you know, have automatic zoom functions/night vision or anything useful like that), and ... (Read Full Article) |
 | Path 1's Video-Over-IP Gateways Backhaul Super Bowl XL in High Definition (FinanzNachrichten) (FinanzNachrichten, 2/06/2006 6:30pm) |
| SAN DIEGO, Feb. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of IP video gateway products that enable transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, announced today that its IP video gateways ( Nachrichten ) played a key role in enabling the live HDTV broadcast backhaul of Super Bowl(R) XL. This is the third year that Path 1's technology was ... (Read Full Article) |
| Path 1's Video-Over-IP Gateways Backhaul Super Bowl XL in High Definition (SYS-CON Media) (SYS-CON Media, 2/06/2006 10:16pm) |
| Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of IP video gateway products that enable transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, announced today that its IP video gateways played a key role in enabling the live HDTV broadcast backhaul of Super Bowl(R) XL. This is the third year that Path 1's technology was selected for end-to-end delivery of the Super Bowl broadcast in ... (Read Full Article) |
| Path 1's Video-Over-IP Gateways Backhaul Super Bowl XL in High Definition (SYS-CON Media) (SYS-CON Media, 2/06/2006 11:11pm) |
| Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of IP video gateway products that enable transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, announced today that its IP video gateways played a key role in enabling the live HDTV broadcast backhaul of Super Bowl(R) XL. This is the third year that Path 1's technology was selected for end-to-end delivery of the Super Bowl broadcast in ... (Read Full Article) |
 | Path 1's Video-Over-IP Gateways Enable Transmission of 48th Annual Grammy Awards in High Definition (SYS-CON Media, 2/15/2006 3:48pm) |
| Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of IP video gateway products that enable transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, announced today that its IP video gateways played a key role in enabling the live HDTV broadcast of the 48th Grammy Awards, presented annually by the National Academy of Recording. Path 1's technology was selected for end-to-end delivery of the ... (Read Full Article) |
 | Path 1 Network Technologies Reports First Quarter 2005 Financial Results (Business Wire via Yahoo! (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance, 5/10/2005 10:00am) |
| Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of video routing products that enable the transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, today announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2005. ... (Read Full Article) |
| Path 1 Primes the Public Internet for Broadcast Video Contribution (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance, 10/24/2005 11:00am) |
| Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of IP video gateway products that enable transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, today unveiled its strategy for utilizing the public Internet infrastructure as a reliable network for broadcast video contribution. ... (Read Full Article) |
| Leitch's New X75(TM)HD Multiple Path Converter/Synchronizer Proving to be Winning Solution for Industry's HDTV (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance, 4/04/2005 6:19pm) |
| Leitch Technology Corporation , a leading supplier of HD video systems for professional television, today announced that its new X75HD multiple path converter and synchronizer continues to gain significant momentum across the industry, as demonstrated by the recent influx of sales for applications ranging from television stations to mobile production companies worldwide. (Read Full Article) |
| Path 1's Video-Over-IP Gateways Enable Transmission of 48th Annual Grammy Awards in High Definition (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance, 2/15/2006 12:00pm) |
| Path 1 Network Technologies Inc. , a leading provider of IP video gateway products that enable transmission of broadcast-quality video over IP networks, announced today that its IP video gateways played a key role in enabling the live HDTV broadcast of the 48th Grammy Awards, presented annually by the National Academy of Recording. ... (Read Full Article) |
| (Unranked) | Bots found more human than human in simulated deathmatch (CNET Blogs, 9/27/2012 7:24pm) |
| In simulated 3D combat with humans, big surprise as bot winners convince the judges they're a lot more than fancy algorithms. (Read Full Article) |
| HDTVs Have Hidden Feature: Poison Gas [HDTV] (Gizmodo, 7/04/2008 12:30pm) |
| Did you know that your HDTV has a gas in it that could make you and your family sick and destroy the planet? It's true, a gas called Nitrogen Trifluoride, and it's bad stuff. Apparently thousands of... ... (Read Full Article) |
| (Unranked) | 'Earth's Final Hours' Dated for Blu-ray (High-Def Digest, 1/21/2013 5:00pm) |
| The Syfy apocalyptic thriller will destroy Blu-ray in April. In an early announcement to retailers, Starz/Anchor Bay will release 'Earth's Final Hours' on Blu-ray on April 2. When bizarre radiation [...] (Read Full Article) |
| Sony: Blu-ray will always be part of PS3 (Joystiq, 3/12/2009 4:03pm) |
| Last month, Janco analyst Mike Hickey predicted a PS3 price drop, driven by a new, cheaper model without a Blu-ray drive. In a statement to Silicon Alley Insider, Sony's Kim Nguyen took on the new hardware rumor, basically killing it for anyone who believes Sony PR: "That would pretty much destroy the PS3's backbone, our games were built on Blu-ray." Nguyen then said the fairly clear, "Quote ... (Read Full Article) |
| Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World on Blu-ray Disc (Big Picture Big Sound, 6/15/2008 11:43pm) |
| Russell Crowe stars as Captain Jack Aubrey, a commander in her majesty's navy in the eigthteenth century, on a quest to capture or destroy a dangerous French privateer vessel. He may be out-classed and out-gunned, but his resolve and instinct are strong. Will it be enough? The film is now available on Blu-ray Disc with an excellent audio and video transfer but an appalling dearth of extras. ... (Read Full Article) |
| Paramount, Universal Pave Path for Blu-ray Future (Big Picture Big Sound, 2/22/2008 6:42pm) |
| Within days of Toshiba's announcement to discontinue the floundering HD DVD format, supporting studios Universal and Paramount pledge allegiance to Blu-ray Disc. ... (Read Full Article) |
| Toshiba to Collaborate With Sarnoff On Protecting ICs from CDM Electrostatic Discharge (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance, 12/13/2005 2:00pm) |
| TOKYO & GISTEL, Belgium----Dec. 13, 2005--Toshiba Corporation of Tokyo, Japan and Sarnoff Europe of Gistel, Belgium today announced that Toshiba will further extend its cooperation with Sarnoff to use new technology based on Sarnoff TakeCharge to protect its ICs from charged device model electrostatic discharge , which can destroy devices during testing, packaging, or assembly into systems. ... (Read Full Article) |
| HD DVD consortium ponders future without Warner Bros (Ars Technica, 1/07/2008 6:06pm) |
| Warner Bros. defection from HD DVD has left the standard with an uncertain future. The group claims that it remains committed to HD DVD's quality and affordability, but has yet to offer a clear path forward for the standard.Read More... ... (Read Full Article) |
 | More News For July 25, 2005 from Lee Wood (HDTV Magazine, 7/25/2005 5:32pm) |
524 Days Until the Scheduled End of Analog Television Broadcasting
The Digital Picture Needs Fine-Tuning
It is time for Congress and the Federal Communications Commission to lay out a clear plan for the transition from analog to digital television that includes protections for consumers, a compromise path for broadcast and cable over the t ... (Read Full Article) |
| Bandwidth to the home, how much is enough (Blog Maverick, 3/08/2006 7:26pm) |
|
Its the trillion dollar question. Telcos and cable companies are retooling and/or rebuilding their
networks to squeeze as much bandwidth as possible out of their plants. Satellite providers are looking at every
alternative means of increasing banwidth to, and adding a return path from the home.
None have a choice. There is no question ... (Read Full Article) |
| NXE creating HDMI headaches for UK Xbox 360 owners? (Engadget, 11/21/2008 11:33pm) |
| The path to Netflix-enhanced glory hasn't been entirely trouble free for everyone, this time it's posters on AVForum noticing a distinct lack of audio on Xbox 360s connected to their HDTV by HDMI. So far suggested solutions for the afflicted include plugging in the hard drive while the system is on, or waiting several minutes before switching the monitor to HDMI, and repeating them every time th ... (Read Full Article) |
| Life and world of politics turning ever more visual (The Maui News, 4/04/2006 9:50pm) |
| Change surrounds us. We watch music on iPods. Our newspapers flash with color. Kids play video games. Cars talk, bark and beep. Icons and voice instructions guide our eyes and hands on computers. DVDs tell us how to golf, pitch, bat and dance. Digital signs rule the highways and the world beats a path to our doorstep via high-speed Internet and HDTV. ... (Read Full Article) |
| IPTV Vendors Strengthen Partnership, Provide Pre-Integrated Ready-To-Deploy IPTV Solution (DigitalBroadcastingcom, 3/29/2006 3:57pm) |
| The pre-integrated IPTV solution includes: Tilgin Mood 300 IP Set-top Boxes, Latens FCAS Content & Revenue Protection and Minerva Network's iTVManager middleware. The ecosystem benefits from a migration path to advanced IPTV services, such as network PVR, High Definition IPTV and support for MPEG-4 / H.264... ... (Read Full Article) |
| Sony 'opening up' PS3 in-game advertising platform (Joystiq, 2/26/2008 7:55pm) |
| Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Business
Competition ahoy! Even though CEO Sir Howard "young people don't like advertising very much" Stringer is skeptical of in-game advertising, that hasn't stopped Sony from pursuing that path with some determination. After appointing Darlene Kindler to head up their in-game advertising efforts last October, AdAge is reporting that Sony will be "opening u ... (Read Full Article) |
| Mobile TV Group Makes Major Purchase of Leitch's New X75(TM)HD Multiple-Path Converter and Synchronizer (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance, 3/21/2005 4:53pm) |
| Leitch Technology Corporation , a leading provider of SD/HD solutions for professional digital video, today announced that the Mobile TV Group, a leading operator of mobile television production trailers, has purchased 18 of Leitch's new X75HD up/down/cross converter and frame synchronizers to outfit their newest HD truck. (Read Full Article) |
| Interface Controller drives HD flat panel displays. (ThomasNet, 6/06/2005 1:46pm) |
| Model SVH-1920 provides full-screen buffering, multi-panel support, and range of inputs including ARGB, DVI, and Video with upgrade path for HD-SDI connection. Board can drive TFT LCDs at resolutions from VGA to WUXGA, with full screen image expansion. Featuring High-Quality Advanced Scaling, with support for non-linear scaling modes, unit includes dual-channel TTL and dual LVDS transmitters for ... (Read Full Article) |
| National Semiconductor Adds Cable Driver and Equalizer to Its Growing HDTV Signal Path Portfolio (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance, 4/18/2005 12:00pm) |
| National Semiconductor Corporation announced today a high-performance HDTV serial digital cable driver and adaptive cable equalizer that feature the lowest power consumption and highest ESD protection, while providing the analog output and input necessary for error-free serial digital video transmissions. (Read Full Article) |
| Sony network Blu-ray player spied at CES (Engadget, 9/13/2009 1:11am) |
Why wait 'til October to get a peek at Sony's BRAVIA Internet features come to Blu-ray on the BDP-N460? Check them out right now in the following gallery, we got a good look at the future on the CEDIA show floor, though whether Sony delivering all new hardware or everyone else's strategy of upgrading existing players for Netflix, Amazon and other forms of streaming is the path to follow remains to be seen. The BDP-N460 should hit for about $250 starting next month.
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| NPD says Blu-ray going mainstream next year (AfterDawn, 9/26/2009 6:33pm) |
According to a new NPD analysis, Blu-ray will finally break into the mainstream in 2010, especially as prices continue to drop.
The company researched consumers using Blu-ray set-top boxes (not including the PS3) in February 2008 and in August of this year, and the figures clearly showed that BD is out of the "early adopter" phase and into the "dreamers" phase which is the group that wants the new technology but are "deterred by price."
Regardless, NPD says falling prices, strong holiday sales, and a slowing uptrending economy will finally push Blu-ray from "niche" technology to "mainstream."
In the 2008 study, over 64 percent of users were early adopters, which only account for 20 percent of the entire market. By August however, the number had been reduced to 38 percent, and replaced by "dreamers" and "sensibles," a group full of middle aged families who like the technology but waited some time before investing. Those two groups account for over 40 percent of the entire market.
“In the last year, we have made great strides toward becoming mainstream, but we’re not quite there yet,” ntoes NPD analyst Russ Crupnick, via VB. “But going into the holiday season, we are seeing a combination of fairly reasonable price points on hardware and a lot of content. By February, after the holidays, it’s going to quickly look more and more mainstream. We are on that path.”
There are however still a decent amount of "late adopters" who do not care for the technology or are neutral. Neutral consumers are at 17 percent while "anti-tech" (users that frankly hate Blu-ray) are at 7 percent.Permalink | Comments
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