ATP Launches Dashcam and DVR SD/microSD Cards
ATP Electronics announced its new 3D triple level cell (TLC) S750/S650 series SD and microSD flash memory cards.
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Western Digital Unveils WD Purple Hard Drive and microSD Flash Card
Western Digital announced its new 18TB WD Purple Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and 1TB WD Purple SC QD101 microSD flash memory card.
Technicolor Demonstrates JADE 4K Ultra HD Set-Top Box
Technicolor announced it is demonstrating its JADE 4K Ultra High-Definition (Ultra HD) modular Set-Top Box (STB) at CES 2020.
Caavo Launches Control Center Entertainment Hub and Universal Remote
Caavo announced its new Control Center entertainment hub and universal voice-controlled remote ($99.95 + $1.99/month).
TiVo Uncorks Next-Gen Platform
TiVo Corporation announced the launch of its next generation entertainment platform.
Entertainment Devices Get Connected
Parks Associates announced it reckons that that 73% of U.S. broadband households connect one or more in-home entertainment devices to the Internet, an increase of 11% from the beginning of last year.
P&F USA Rolls Out Two New Philips HDRs
P&F USA announced two new Philips-branded high-definition DVR and streaming video players, the 500GB HDR5710 ($249.99) and 1TB HDR5750 ($299.99).
Microsoft Unleashes Xbox One
Microsoft announced its new Xbox One video game console and home entertainment system at a special event on May 21, 2013.
TiVo Launches TiVo Mini
TiVo Inc. announced its new TiVo Mini, a companion device that allows TiVo users to access apps and extend the viewing of live TV, recorded and streaming content, as well as on-demand programming, to rooms throughout their homes.
TiVo and Verizon Settle Patent Dispute
TiVo Inc. announced it has settled its pending patent litigation with Verizon Communications and that the companies have entered into a mutual patent licensing arrangement.
Homes Get Connected
ABI Research announced it forecasts that shipments of core home networking equipment and networked-enabled media devices will exceed one billion units by 2014.