People pick which content they want (videos, games, tv) and it's all put into a list. And then they 'rent' what the want for a certain period of time?
So is this some sort of self-organized, pay-per-view for movies, games, tv..?
The Longmont, Colo.-based start-up has developed a 1.5GB, 1-inch diameter hard drive...
The 1.5-inch 5GB drive, which has been in volume manufacturing since mid-April...
At 1.5GB, the Cornice-based devices...
So which is it? Make up your minds.
Really though, their PR people sound like idiots.
"Even the iPod is bulkier than the flash players."
Amazing...
"From an audio perspective, it could kind of help spur the market. (Consumer-electronics makers) will be offering a hard-drive player at a lower price than an iPod."
Whoa...
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VCD1 is MPEG1. VCD2 is MPEG2. Most DVDs are MPEG2 as well, just better quality than VCD2.
Why must the abstracts always be so abstract?
People pick which content they want (videos, games, tv) and it's all put into a list. And then they 'rent' what the want for a certain period of time?
So is this some sort of self-organized, pay-per-view for movies, games, tv..?
*changes screen resolution*
WHOA! THANKS FOR THE TIP!
wait... now i wont get any work done today...
damn you mozilla and your proper CSS!
*regrets not just using IE*
The Longmont, Colo.-based start-up has developed a 1.5GB, 1-inch diameter hard drive... The 1.5-inch 5GB drive, which has been in volume manufacturing since mid-April... At 1.5GB, the Cornice-based devices... So which is it? Make up your minds. Really though, their PR people sound like idiots. "Even the iPod is bulkier than the flash players." Amazing... "From an audio perspective, it could kind of help spur the market. (Consumer-electronics makers) will be offering a hard-drive player at a lower price than an iPod." Whoa...