February 16, 2009
My friend Wolfgang Allen sent me an interesting email this morning: Have you noticed that "set top box" is a doubly obsolete phrase? Whenever people in the media speak of the digital t.v. converters (that will soon prevent millions of old people from ever watching t.v. again) they call them "set top...
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Sean Carton
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February 10, 2009
VUDU, the little set-top box that couldn’t, said today it’s slashed the price of its HD movie rental device in half, to $149. And it credits the ability to enact such a deep discount to strong holiday sales and content revenue flow, as well as lower component costs — not because th...
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Chris Albrecht
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February 04, 2009
Picking the name “TVBLOB” for your company name and set-top box software product might seem strange, but it makes sense if you want that software to be everywhere and capable of anything. This month, TVBLOB is rolling out the first implementation of its open software platform on a set-to...
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Chris Albrecht
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January 25, 2009
Filed under: Industry, Regulatory, Set-top boxes, Fiber It's hard to know how many other pay-TV providers could say this very same thing but are simply choosing not to brag, but AT&T's holding nothing back in its latest release. The operator has proudly come forward and proclaimed that 100 perce...
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Darren Murph
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January 23, 2009
From what we can gather, even Apple purist Jeremy Mehrle doesn't own one of these ultra-rare set-top-boxes, and if you think you're the only Apple fanboy out there eying this one seriously, we fear you'll be sorely mistaken. This prototype Interactive Television Box was crafted in or around 1994 and...
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Darren Murph
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Filed under: Set-top boxes, Apple From what we can gather, even Apple purist Jeremy Mehrle doesn't own one of these ultra-rare set-top-boxes, and if you think you're the only Apple fanboy out there eying this one seriously, we fear you'll be sorely mistaken. This prototype Interactive Television Box...
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Darren Murph
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January 22, 2009
boxee took full advantage of its space at CES this year, and according to a recent post on its blog, it fielded quite a few inquiries from other companies about crafting a boxee-branded set-top-box. Currently, the only way to get boxee running is to install it on your TV-connected PC or inelegantly ...
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Darren Murph
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Filed under: Set-top boxes, Others, Internet boxee took full advantage of its space at CES this year, and according to a recent post on its blog, it fielded quite a few inquiries from other companies about crafting a boxee-branded set-top-box. Currently, the only way to get boxee running is to insta...
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Darren Murph
at 8:33 AM
January 18, 2009
This  ongoing series has explored the increasing ability of consumers to ”cut the cord” to traditional video distributors (cable, satellite, etc.) and instead receive a mix of “television” programming and other forms of video programming over the Internet.  As I’ve ...
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Berin Szoka
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January 15, 2009
Filed under: DVRs, Set-top boxes, Others No, the latest firmware update for Bell TV's 6141 HD STB doesn't magically add a hard drive within, but it does open up the ability for said box to record content if one is attached via USB. The new software (v.165) enables a single USB 2.0 HDD up to 1TB in s...
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