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MILESTONE reinvents video distribution
12 October 2005, 20:53
A new video system from Bluedelta could change the way we distribute video in our homes and throughout other buildings.
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Apple launch new iMacs, New iPods et al
12 October 2005, 18:41
Chargeable video downloads drive development of latest Apple products - iTunes 6, video-capable iPods and fourth-generation iMacs
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Review: TerraTec Cinergy Hybrid USB XS DVB-T/analogue TV tuner
2 October 2005, 19:24
You won't find a smaller USB2.0 TV tuner that can receive DVB-T and analogue signals. If you need a compact, easy- to-use TV tuner with support for DVB-T, we'd say ...
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Review: MPIO's PD100 - Teaser Preview
27 September 2005, 13:45
Bob Crabtree sets the scene for the upcoming HEXUS.lifestyle review of MPIO's PD100, a digital music player that can pick up DAB and FM radio, recrd from both (and from ...
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CEDIA Expo - HP HDTV will connect to PCs
21 September 2005, 00:00
HP to deliver DIRECT access to multimedia PC content from a TV set! Due summer 2006
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CEDIA Expo - LG Electronics' new set-top DVD recorder with hard disk
21 September 2005, 00:00
LG Electronics is introducing a set-top DVD recorder with hard disk. The LG LRM-519 ‘Digital Media Recorder’ is a combination digital video recorder (DVR) and DVD recorder. It comes with ...
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HP is bringing out new lines of DLP, plasma and LCD TVs
21 September 2005, 00:00
HP are selling high definition (HD) Digital Entertainment Centers (DECs) in North America, Sweden and France. They’re designed to manage, record and store all your digital content.
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CEDIA Expo - HP's new DLP, plasma and LCD TVs
21 September 2005, 00:00
HP is bringing out new lines of DLP, plasma and LCD TVs
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Hey, take a look at my 15-inch $2,300 TV
19 September 2005, 00:00
It’s a miracle of technology. First we start with a really fast CISC processor and an interrupt driven OS, a distributed communications system, and then add lots of memory to ...
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IBC 2005 :: European HDTV broadcasters opt for Dolby Digital 5.1
13 September 2005, 00:00
Market leaders BSkyB in the UK, Canal+ in France and Premiere in Germany will have Dolby technology in every receiving set-top box for high-definition services.
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IBC 2005 :: BBC Broadcast shows latest in VOD, navigation & mobile content
12 September 2005, 00:00
BBC Broadcast is demonstrating video-on-demand and over broadband, as well as the latest in content to portable devices. It is also showing a specially designed HD channel played out from ...
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IBC 2005 :: Canon teases visitors with XL-look HDV camcorder mock-up
12 September 2005, 00:00
Visitors to Canon’s IBC stand (11.431) are being teased with a mock-up of an HDV camcorder kept out of reach in a Perspex box.
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IBC 2005 :: BBC Broadcast encodes and navigates for new Telewest service
12 September 2005, 00:00
BBC Broadcast is to provide encoding and navigational services as well as promotional “barker channels” for Telewest’s new TV-on-demand service, Teleport.
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IBC 2005 :: Telairity dedicated processor promises broadcasters easier HD video repurposing
11 September 2005, 00:00
Telairity Semiconductor is showing (Stand 1.101) a combined hardware/software solution claimed to make it far easier for broadcasters to convert HD video footage to H.264 HD ready for transmission.
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IBC 2005 :: Mobile TV War Looms
11 September 2005, 00:00
A three-way format war is looming in Europe over the technology used to deliver TV programmes, movies and other complex content to mobile phones – a market that some pundits ...
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IBC 2005 :: European move to HD TV looks unstoppable
10 September 2005, 00:00
It’s clear that broadcasters, equipment makers and everyone else involved in the TV production chain are gearing up for the roll out of HD TV, with many of the transmissions ...
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IDF August 2005 :: Multimedia Goodness
5 September 2005, 00:00
At IDF, we've been collecting plenty of pictures, so let's take a short photo tour of some of the interesting multimedia hardware there is to see.
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Nikon launches WiFi cameras
2 September 2005, 00:00
In a move that many would not have expected, Nikon has launched two new digital cameras with WiFi capabilities.
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Blu-Ray Delayed by DRM
26 August 2005, 00:00
DRM is causing trouble once again, this time for BenQ. The company may have to delay production of its Blu-Ray disk drives, admidst issues implementing the DRM technology designed for ...
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High UK sales of big-screen sets increase pressure for early High Definition transmissions
31 July 2005, 00:00
UK sales of large-screen (26in-plus) LCD TV sets and 37in-plus plasma models have grown massively in the year to May 2005 according to figures gathered by the highly-respected research organisation ...
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JVC HD TV ranges to be powered by ATI Xilleon technology
19 July 2005, 00:00
ATI, whose graphics hardware drives Microsoft\'s hotly awaited High-Definition-capable Xbox 360 games console, today announced another big win – the adoption by JVC of key ATI digital-reception technology in a ...
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July 05 – HD TV is just around the corner
14 July 2005, 00:00
DVdoctor's Bob Crabtree does a U-turn on HD TV, reckoning that owners of large-screen TVs want it now, and that the BBC may roll out an HD service sooner than ...
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Review: Nissan Technology DV-100B DVD Player
5 July 2005, 00:00
With the tumbling prices in this market segment, the one thing that made it stand out - the card reader - was ultimately not executed well enough to make the ...
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Snazzi HDV.Video Collection
22 June 2005, 00:00
Snazzi is replacing its low-priced Premiere Pro series of video-editing hardware/software bundles with a more up-market range of seven packages – the HDV.Video Collection. This is the latest fall-out from ...
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Review: Creative I-Trigue 5600 5.1 Speakers
20 May 2005, 00:00
Creative\'s seven-strong I-Trigue line-up reinforces the company\'s move into the world of designer speakers. The kit looks very different from the usual set of boxes but has the sound been ...
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Review: In-deep Canopus Edius SP system for HDV
6 May 2005, 00:00
Just when we thought that the prosumer video editing world had matured and all the old headaches and teething pains were gone, Sony and JVC stirred the pot once more ...
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CTS 2005: Touchmate Vibrator Headset
14 April 2005, 00:00
At CTS 2005, Touchmate, manufacturers of a wide range of PC peripherals, from cases and digital cameras through to mice and keyboards were showing of their range of headsets with ...
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CEBIT 2005: TV tuners take over CEBIT
15 March 2005, 00:00
I thought, for my own reference as much as anything, I should see what the alternatives currently are for TV tuning on the PC, especially in terms of MCE-certified tuners. ...
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NVIDIA Soundstorm is gone forever
3 March 2005, 00:00
In our normal 'chat' with NVIDIA at IDF it was interesting to hear some news on the development of audio within the company. We (as have others) are keen to ...
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Review: Klipsch ProMedia GMX A-2.1
10 February 2005, 00:00
If I had to sum up the GMX A-2.1 in a single sentence, it would most likely be \'One of the best sets of stereo speakers I\'ve ever heard\'. For ...
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Review: Sony HDR-FX1E - three-CCD semi-professional HDV camcorder
3 February 2005, 00:00
Three-CCD semi-professional HDV camcorder, £2,399. The most important camcorder you’ll read about this year, Sony’s HDR-FX1, looks almost as good as the shots it takes
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Dec 04 - Sony HDV camcorders will have huge impact
20 January 2005, 00:00
With its introduction in 1995 of the VX1000 MiniDV camcorder, Sony began a process that has since turned the world of professional and prosumer video on its head.
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