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<blockquote data-quote="net1" data-source="post: 39097">Thomson has unveiled an advanced IP set-top box designed to deliver rich home audio and video entertainment to consumers,. The IP1001 - revealed at Hanover's CeBIT Exposition - is based on the company's recently-announced advanced compression video delivery platform that enables telcos to deliver high-quality audio and video content through existing IP networks such as DSL. The STB supports current and next generation video codecs including MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2, Windows Media 9 Series, and MPEG-4 Part 10 (JVT). The development enables telcos to deliver a complete home entertainment experience to consumers, including hundreds of television channels, digital audio, web browsing, gaming and e-mail directly into the living room. The technology was designed to be flexible so operators can upgrade the software and applications directly from the network. Thomson worked closely with Intel to create the platform, which incorporates a 733 MHz Celeron processor that provides flexible network connectivity.The company has also announced the introduction of a new Digital Video Recorder (DVR) that is expected to be launched in the UK terrestrial market via major retailers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="net1, post: 39097"] Thomson has unveiled an advanced IP set-top box designed to deliver rich home audio and video entertainment to consumers,. The IP1001 - revealed at Hanover's CeBIT Exposition - is based on the company's recently-announced advanced compression video delivery platform that enables telcos to deliver high-quality audio and video content through existing IP networks such as DSL. The STB supports current and next generation video codecs including MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2, Windows Media 9 Series, and MPEG-4 Part 10 (JVT). The development enables telcos to deliver a complete home entertainment experience to consumers, including hundreds of television channels, digital audio, web browsing, gaming and e-mail directly into the living room. The technology was designed to be flexible so operators can upgrade the software and applications directly from the network. Thomson worked closely with Intel to create the platform, which incorporates a 733 MHz Celeron processor that provides flexible network connectivity. The company has also announced the introduction of a new Digital Video Recorder (DVR) that is expected to be launched in the UK terrestrial market via major retailers. [/QUOTE]

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