Time Warner Cable in the Charlotte, NC area is finally addressing one of my biggest pet peeves with their service: the organization of their channel lineup. If you live in the area then you probably received a letter in the mail with a flyer showing the new lineup that starts on March 30, 2010. Click [...]
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HDHomerun stole some of the Ceton thunder at CES last month when they announced a dual tuner cable card product that would work over the network. Media Center enthusiasts where extremely excited at the possibility of setups this introduced including ditching Media Center extenders and using a full PC only setup. Well it looks like [...]
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From Microsoft: Today at CES, Microsoft announced Mediaroom 2.0, the new version of their award-winning IPTV middleware platform. The update enables service providers to more subscribers than ever before, delivering more content to more screens — both inside and outside the home. Mediaroom 2.0 allows service providers to: Deploy Mediaroom as the cloud that powers [...]
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The CES rumor mill is in full swing. Zatz Not Funny is reporting that the Ceton Quad Cable Card tuner will be announced by Steve Ballmer during the Microsoft keynote on Wednesday night and that the quad tuner will ship during the first quarter for a price of $399. If this turns out to be [...]
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GeekTonic is all over the breaking news on the CableCard HDHomeRun. Looks like the tuner is definitely real and it will work over the network like the current HDHomeRun. This is huge if you want to create a tuner pool and just have mini form factor PC’s around the house instead of extenders. The possibilities [...]
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