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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundDigital devices spark storage growth
September 24, 2003 Hard-drive shipments for consumer electronics devices are set to escalate, as consumer demand to store favorite TV shows and films heats up.TiVo debuts slimmed-down TV service
May 8, 2003 Featured in a device from Toshiba, the TiVo Basic service will pause and record live TV programs, but will not search for programs by name.The digital home: Still a handyman's special?
May 9, 2007 Someday soon, it'll be easy to stream video to every room and every device. For now, it's still a labor of love.Bringing wireless connections homeStudy: Home networking to hit home
July 6, 2006 Research firm sees growth in DVRs, PC-connected consumer electronics devices, as more broadband users get hooked.Can a new hard drive meet the flash challenge?
April 4, 2006 One-inch drives are being munched by flash memory. 1.8-inchers seem too big. Could 1.3-inchers be just right?Hard-drive makers enjoy price bumps
May 20, 2005 Demand for high-capacity drives in digital video recorders, set-top boxes and other consumer devices leads to slight price rise.Commentary: Memo to Steve Jobs--buy TiVo
March 1, 2005 Steve: We know conventional wisdom means nothing to you. But the road to mass consumer success involves video. Hire TiVo as your driver.Maxtor drive holds 1.8 million images
June 7, 2005 Company's next-generation SATA drive, which will have half a terabyte of memory, will ship this fall.Hitachi readies drives, both big and small
February 25, 2004 The company announces a 300GB drive and its plans to unveil 2.5-inch drives for the corporate market.TiVo-like devices to get booster shot
February 25, 2004 Tomorrow's digital video recorders will be able to record two live shows and shuttle recorded content to several TVs at once, setting up a battle with PC makers.Wireless HD specification due in 2007
October 31, 2006 Group of electronics companies is working on technology to transmit high-definition video and audio without cables.Intel's future: That's home entertainment
January 8, 2004 President Paul Otellini maps out the chipmaker's strategy for getting into home electronics. Entertainment PCs, digital cameras and televisions are all part of the plan.Chinese firm sees magic in minidrive
January 7, 2004 GS Magicstor unveils a 1-inch hard drive that can hold up to 4.8GB of data, the highest capacity yet packed into a drive that small.Energy hogs in your living room
November 22, 2005 What your plasma TV, digital video recorder and other gadgets are doing to your electricity bill. It's not pretty.Pro-Hollywood bill aims to restrict digital tuners
December 20, 2005 Proposal, backed by movie studios, aims to plug "analog hole" by banning sale of noncompliant digital devices.Year in review: iPod goads gadget gains
December 27, 2004 Inspired by success of Apple iPod, major PC players try their hand at music players.Playing Net movies on your TV
December 29, 2004 New devices that bridge the online divide are widely available, but getting legal content is still a work in progress.
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