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The New York Times published a nice introductory article today about the ongoing convergence between TV, PCs, and Home Theater systems: "Drawing PC, TV and Stereo Into an Entertainment Loop".
It serves as a good overview of many products covered here in the past: the Prismiq media player, the Gateway connected DVD player, and TiVo's Home Media Option, and hints at things to come from the likes of Microsoft, Toshiba, and Linksys.
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Posted by: Fontaine | October 25, 2003 at 02:18 PM
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The product is for sale, and certainly if anyone is interested, we will sell them one. But, I am really interested in opinions right now.
Thanks,
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Posted by: john | November 08, 2003 at 07:35 AM
Just reading up on some of this lately, was interesting.
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