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CES 2012 Onkyo Instapreview And MHL Mini USB to HDMI
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 Sisvel 3D Transmission Technology
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 SIM2 Single Lens LED 3D Projector
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 Sonic Emotion 3D Audio
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 Xpand 3D Standardized Active 3D Glasses
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 HDMI Ongoing Development
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 Optoma HD Projectors
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 Xilinx Stereoscopic TV And 1080p-to-4K Upscaling
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 HDBaseT Multiformat Cable Standard
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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CES 2012 Sensio 3D Go TV Content Service
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
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Stream Movies with DLNA Premium Video Certification
Barb Gonzalez  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
Until now, DLNA certifications were used for personal content--movies, music, and photos--stored in media libraries in your home network.

This is a revolutionary advance because manufacturers have been searching for a way to make movie and TV studios comfortable with sharing premium content in a way that cannot be pirated. Premium Video certified products will communicate digital rights management information for each movie or TV show and allow the streaming to take place but will not allow recording. In fact, devices that can record--NAS drives, computers--will probably not be Premium Video certified.

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Live TV Comes to the Boxee Box
Barb Gonzalez  |  Jan 16, 2012  | 
To offer an alternative to cable, Boxee offers hundreds of channels of online content, a web browser and now live TV. Better than connecting an antenna directly to your TV where you simply surf through channels, connect an HD antenna to the Boxee Live TV USB dongle and browse cover art for TV shows on broadcast TV channels you receive.

Boxee believes that by adding live TV, more people will be able to “cut the cord,” that is quit their cable service. Premium content from Netflix and a variety of other online streaming sources along with your local ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox channels are combined in the Boxee experience.

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Samsung Ultraviolet Digital Copy Blu-Ray Disc Player
Barb Gonzalez  |  Jan 15, 2012  | 
Samsung announced a Blu-ray Disc player that let’s you get digital copies of your movies. This does not mean that the Blu-ray Disc is making digital copies of your movies. Instead, you put a DVD or Blu-ray Disc into the Blu-ray Disc player, and it will access Ultraviolet where you can purchase a digital copy of the movie and save it to your Ultraviolet cloud locker.
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Chicago Plays at Monster Retailer Awards
Barb Gonzalez  |  Jan 15, 2012  | 
Attendees of the Monster Retailer Awards could wax nostalgic with Chicago. Many who swayed and sang along with the hit-filled concert could not have been born 45 years ago when the band began, yet the audience sang along with hits from five decades.
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Tablets as Media Servers/Media Renderers
Barb Gonzalez  |  Jan 15, 2012  | 
Along with control and second screen capabilities, TV manufacturers are pairing their tablets to TVs allowing users to send media to their big screen directly from their tablet.

The TV apps make it possible to “fling” photos, music, or movies that are stored on the tablet towards the TV and have it play on the big screen. Most apps will be able to find media stored on other sources--computers, media servers--in a home network and push that media to the TV (Media Renderer capabilities).

Both the tablets apps and the TVs are DLNA certified which makes the media sharing possible. While this is possible on other DLNA certified media apps, the paired apps will undoubtedly create a seamless experience.

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