Posted by Simon Perry on 26 November 2003 | Tagged as: Music, Platforms, Mobile, Displays, Portable, Video Hardware, Audio Hardware
Thomson are the first major Consumer Electronics company to release a portable video/music/photo device. Not only can it playback up to 80 hours of video, but it can also record it as well.
Posted by Simon Perry on 20 November 2003 | Tagged as: Music, Distribution, Mobile, Cellular, Portable, Audio Hardware
mm02 are to market and sell a Siemens developed device, the Digital Music Player DMP, which allow previewing of music and paid for download.
Posted by Simon Perry on 10 November 2003 | Tagged as: Distribution, Music, Mobile, Cellular
BT Internet Kiosks, have slowly been gathering partners to sell products and content through. The latest deal enables people to buy ringtones, graphics and games for mobile phones while they are in the street.
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 October 2003 | Tagged as: Photography, Music, Platforms, Displays, Video Displays, Portable, Video Hardware, Audio Hardware
Portable devices able to play video, music and photos are currently available to consumers. Microsoft have been making mutterings about the area but have now made their intentions clearer by formalising a new name for them and announcing design partners.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 October 2003 | Tagged as: Platforms, Music, Portable, Audio Hardware
In line with many other computer companies, Dell have launched their first portable hard disk-based music player. We explore the features.
Posted by Simon Perry on 22 October 2003 | Tagged as: Platforms, Components, Music, Audio Hardware
Four major Japanese HiFi makers have joined together to develop a Linux-based music player that can buy content from online music services. Yesterday they showed their work.
Posted by Simon Perry on 21 October 2003 | Tagged as: Distribution, Music, Audio Hardware
In addition to the support for Windows, Apple iTunes has a number of new, innovative features. We cover them and discuss their long term implications.
Posted by Simon Perry on 20 October 2003 | Tagged as: Cross platform, Distribution, Music, Mobile, Portable, Audio Hardware
Apple’s launch of the Windows version of their iTunes online music stores has hit one million downloads, as have the number of songs that have been bought since its launch 3.5 days ago. We take a closer look at the figures to see if it is all roses.
Posted by Simon Perry on 14 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Shift to Web delivery, Music, Infrastructure
Following the success of the Apple iTunes Store, Microsoft are launching a non-subscription music download service in Europe
Posted by Simon Perry on 29 April 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Shift to Web delivery, Apple, Music
As previously rumoured, Apple announced two music-related products yesterday - the new iPod’s and their iTunes Music Store service. The iPod is essentially an upgraded, thinner version of the current machine that holds up to 30GB. It comes with a new docking cradle and the same unit will work on both Mac and Windows (later in the year).
