Posted by Simon Perry on 17 February 2006 | Tagged as: Platforms, Control Devices
Volvo’s Inboard Propulsion System makes boat owners looks like they can navigate an elephant into a mouse hole all via a twistable joystick.
Posted by Simon Perry on 16 February 2006 | Tagged as: Platforms, Gaming, Control Devices
This looks like a fun one - play air guitar on the Playstation 2 with a mini classic Gibson SG controller. Unleash your inner head-banger.
Posted by Simon Perry on 13 October 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Content Deals, Music, Control Devices
As expected Apple bring out an iPod that plays video, but we think it’s the other items announced alongside it that will be significant.
Posted by Simon Perry on 6 January 2005 | Tagged as: Apple, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Platforms, Microsoft, USA, Control Devices, Video piece, Cross platform, Audio Hardware
Bill had lots to tell about Digital Lifestyles, much of it significant to the future of entertainment.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 19 October 2004 | Tagged as: Distribution, Broadband, Cross platform, Wireless, Control Devices
Philips announce a six month project to provide broadband and connectivity products to the home by teaming up content and service providers.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 5 October 2004 | Tagged as: Platforms, Gaming, Control Devices
It’s a beat-em-up where you can throw real punches – at your TV at least.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 24 August 2004 | Tagged as: Uncategorized, Business, Legal, Standards, DVD-Centric, Control Devices
The Motion Picture Association of America sues two chip makers for selling DVD chips to companies offering players that don’t conform.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 26 May 2004 | Tagged as: Uncategorized, Distribution, Cable TV, Satellite TV, Regulation, Industry Trends, Control Devices
NHK have received a flood of complaints from TV viewers as Japan’s version of the broadcast flag takes control.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 31 March 2004 | Tagged as: Platforms, Open Source, Control Devices
Drive a Volvo? Use a wireless router? Then you’re probably using Linux.
Posted by Simon Perry on 12 January 2004 | Tagged as: IPTV, PVR/DVR, Platforms, Digital Media Adaptors, Wireless, Video Hardware, Industry Trends, Control Devices
Out of the many products shown at CES, we think is one of the most significant - Sony were showing LocationFree, a highly-portable A4 pad-sized touch screen TV, running IP to its basestation, giving access to any TV, video, audio and digitised content attached to it. And it works out of the home.
