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Engadget has a full review of Akimbo including screenshots and a rundown of features. It sounds like it has promise as an IPTV set top box, with a full featured OS and friendly interface, but looks like it'll come into its own once more programming is available.
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» Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:49 PM from Critical Section
Engadget reviews Akimbo. "Well, basically it’s a new video-on- demand/IPTV service that lets you pick what shows you want to watch and then automatically download them over a broadband connection... Is it worth it? $229.99 for the box and $9.99 a... [Read More]
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