[opendtv] Intel Reveals First Entertainment PCs Signaling New Era of Digital Home Entertainment

  • From: Monty Solomon <monty@xxxxxxxxxx>
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  • Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 08:56:47 -0400

     Intel Reveals First Entertainment PCs Signaling New Era of
     Digital Home Entertainment
     - Oct 14, 2004 08:00 AM (BusinessWire)

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 14, 2004--In a keynote speech here
today, Intel Corporation executive Robert Crooke outlined products and
technology trends that will revolutionize the way people experience
entertainment in their homes. The company also unveiled several of the
first available Entertainment PCs.


Soaring sales of digital cameras, MP3 players, CD/DVD players,
digital TVs, personal video recorders and a slew of other digital
devices highlight the pervasiveness of digital entertainment.
Consumers who want to enjoy this vast selection of digital content on
their home TVs and stereos now have an easier way to do so due to a
new category of PCs: the Entertainment PC.


The media "command center" of the digital home, Entertainment PCs
are designed to sit on an entertainment rack and work with a
television set with a remote control. The Entertainment PC combines
the functionality of home audio and video devices with the power of a
high-performance multimedia computer.


Easy to use, Entertainment PCs keep digital content in one
convenient, central location, accessible via remote control or
wireless keyboard. Entertainment PCs act as a combined CD/DVD player
and recorder, FM stereo and music server, and personal video recorder.
By adding a broadband connection, an Entertainment PC becomes an
on-demand entertainment store, allowing users to download the latest
movies, music, news and more.

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