Hauppauge pitches Pay TV add-on for PCs
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CAM cards at the ready Want to watch Pay TV on your PC? If so, Hauppauge's new WinTV-CI is here to help. It's an add-on for the company's range of WinTV tuners that allows you to plug in a Common Access Module (CAM) and signal-uncscrambling smartcard.â¦
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New Windows-based computer doubles as a TV and a digital video recorder.
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If you build it, or in the case of Circuit City's Web site, re-build it, they won't necessarily come. So, to ensure visits to the new CircuitCity.com, the electronics retailer yesterday started rolling out a multimedia push that promotes a "Plasma Screen TV Makeover" online contest that carries a grand prize of five flat-screen TVs and home-theater equipment worth &#36;20,000.
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Put your digital photos to good use and create a slide show for playback on TVs and PCs.
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AM and FM radio broadcasters are set to convert to HD, their reply to satellite. Also: Sirius plans with Microsoft to make video channels for backseat passengers & hellip;.  HP jumps on the home-entertainment bandwagon & hellip;. and more.
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The chip maker wants to pipe media to your home -- and within it.
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A NEW service aimed at helping fix and install the "circuitry of modern life" was launched yesterday by the owner of Currys and PC World .
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New adapter will allow you to stream content from your PC to your TV or stereo.
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Bedroom broadcasters will soon be able to get  share of the money that website makes from advertising
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Upcoming DVR will offer CableCard and HDTV support.
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TiVo has long been looking for ways to keep advertisers happy, and a new service introduced Tuesday is no exception. Companies will now be able to insert their ads to the TV series of their choice, or across multiple programs or a specific genre.
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New lineup of low-cost PCs includes with some multimedia capabilities.
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Microsoft is introducing the latest version of its IPTV software, and it's finding some big-name companies willing to bet on its technology.
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DVR meets VoD Review Bit of an odd turbot this new TopUP TV service - not a selection of extra Freeview channels like the original TopUp TV offering, nor a full video on-demand system either. Bit of an odd review too, as it's difficult to come to a final conclusion on the hardware without some reference to the associated broadcast service, and that's highly subjective.â¦
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New add-ons include a wireless keyboard that works with PDAs and smart phones from HP and Dell as well as its own.
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The device lets users save videos downloaded onto a personal computer and move them to a traditional television.
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Eight television networks feed video content to mobile phones through the new service, which costs $15 to $25 a month. By the Associated Press.