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Rabbit Ears Meet the Smart Phone
At CES 2011, LG demonstrated a prototype cellphone smartphone with an ATSC-M television tuner. Combining off-air reception with broadband wireless could be a new way for people to cut-the-cord.
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iPod as an Off-Air TV
This interesting device, from Cydle, turns a an iTouch or iPhone into a television capable of receiving off-air television signals via the ATSC-Mobile standard. ;In addition to the antenna and off-air tuner, this device has a battery that powers its electronics and will charge the iTouch as well. This device should be out late in…
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Parks Associates CES 2011 Video Playlist
This playlist features over an hour of video overviews with speakers from the Parks Associates Connections Summit at CES 2011.
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The Analysts’ Views of CES 2011
The following sound bites provide a snap shot of what Parks Associates' analysts saw as significant at CES 2011. The connected home (including refrigerators), the smart grid and personalized video were among topics mentioned by these industry experts. Unfortunately, we did not get a chance to get our friend, Kurt Scherf on camera, but,…
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Faster Innovation Of Service
As widely reported, Verizon will be using this week’s CES to announce home monitoring and control services accessible from smart phones, computer and their FiOS TV service. Verizon’s FiOS service has received kudos from customers and industry pundits for its continued innovation. In this interview, filmed at Parks Associates 2010 Connections Conference, Joseph Ambeault of Verizon…
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Invisible Network Management
Andy Melder of Gigle Networks talks about the importance of having network intelligence at the device level to make network management invisible to the end user at the June 2010, Parks Associates Connections Conference. Gigle Networks made the news yesterday,….
