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The demise of social TV viewing - media consumption patterns changing

By Gizmag Team

13:20 January 20, 2010 PST

The demise of social TV viewing

We are watching television together less and less often. In the past, watching TV was a social activity that brought people together. The whole family watched the same program on the same TV set, and when people went to work the next day they could be fairly sure that most other people had also seen the same program. This is no longer the case. What once brought us together is now a source of fragmentation. Most families have several TVs, and they sit in different rooms and view different programs - if they watch TV at all. What's more, the channel offerings have become so large and varied that few programs qualify as shared topics in the lunchroom at work. Read More

HOME ENTERTAINMENT

Stream your home media files with the WirelessMediaStick from Home Server Technologies Inc (HSTi)

By Alan Brandon

19:01 January 12, 2010 PST

The WirelessMediaStick shares content files over your home network

Get ready to ditch those bulky set-top boxes and clunky media servers. The WirelessMediaStick from HSTi is a media streamer the size of a thumb drive that shares content from any computer on your home network with any USB-enabled media playback device. Connect the WirelessMediaStick to your Blu-ray or DVD player, TV, DVR, or even a digital picture frame, and you can play movies, music, and photos over your wireless network. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Skiff shows 11.5 inch 1200 x 1600 touchscreen electronic-paper reader

By Ben Coxworth

11:00 January 6, 2010 PST

Skiff shows 11.5 inch 1200 x 1600 touchscreen electronic-paper reader

This week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, e-reading company Skiff is previewing its new electronic reader. At a quarter of an inch thick, the Skiff Reader is the thinnest device of its kind. Not everything about it is small, however; its 1200 x 1600 pixel, 11.5-inch screen is the largest and highest-resolution consumer e-reading display yet. Perhaps its biggest boast, however, is what that display is made of – Instead of rigid, fragile glass, the Skiff Reader’s display utilizes a thin, flexible sheet of stainless-steel foil. Developed by LG specifically for Skiff, the touchscreen foil-display promises an e-reader that will be much more durable than anything currently available. Read More

HOME ENTERTAINMENT

30mm thick Piixl EdgeCenter 3770 Media Center PC lurks behind your TV

By Jeff Salton

23:57 December 15, 2009 PST

The EdgeCenter 3770 is a 30mm thin Media Center PC that attaches to the rear of most flat ...

The Piixl Edge EdgeCenter 3770 computer is designed for those who love their media but also treasure their minimalist lifestyle. They also need to be prepared to pay a premium for a Media Center PC that doesn’t have any visible wires – in fact, it doesn’t have any visible parts at all because it hides discreetly behind any VESA-compliant flat panel TV, 37 inches or wider. Read More

HOME ENTERTAINMENT

LaCie LaCinema Classic HD has DLNA server, Wi-Fi and up to 2TB storage

By Jeff Salton

21:26 November 24, 2009 PST

The LaCie LaCinema Classic HD, now with up to 2TB internal storage, DLNA servier and 802.1...

LaCie has revamped its LaCinema Classic multimedia hard drive to be a media player with up 2TB internal storage, optional 802.11n Wi-Fi and a built-in DLNA server that lets users browse, play and share HD 1080p media collections from anywhere in the home, directly on an HDTV. Read More

 
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