Adaptec plays Snap with low-end filers
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Yes to Active Directory, no thanks to Windows Adaptec aims to sort out confusion in its NAS product line with new low-end filers that run the same software as its larger models, and can therefore integrate with Microsoft's Active Directory.â¦
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Agere is working to make tiny drives the heart of MP3 players and other devices. But are nonstandard approaches worth the risk?
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The BBC has demonstrated an open source video codec named Dirac which it claims offers twice the bit rate of MPEG-2. According to a story on The Register, the new codec was revealed at the LinuxWorld exhibition
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Adorama has a Kingston 4GB CF card for $40 with a $40 mail-in rebate, bringing your total cost to $5 (the price of shipping).
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SnapStream has released a new version of its Beyond TV personal video recorder software, enabling users to easily create DVDs of their television show recordings through a burning plug-in. Version 4.5 is a free update for customers, but the plug-in will cost either $29.99 or $39.99 USD.
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Thermal printer produces great-looking snapshots, but they don't come cheap.
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EasyShare-One is designed as much for swapping pictures as for snapping them.
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Apple makes it easy to (legally) download films. But it faces stiff competition
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Users of the popular compression tool should upgrade their software, company says.
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High Efficiency codec recommended to network, content providers
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Plus: Mashups for the masses and HD video in a digital camera.
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Xine media player takes advantage of video accelerators in Via chipsets.
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If you don't mind buying into a format that has no future, you can finally get your high-def movie groove on for under $100.
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The Usenet Download World Record contest offers $1,000 to the speediest downloader using UseNext's software. The resulting clips -- showing breathtakingly speedy Ubuntu downloads -- could be the least-likely viral videos of all time.
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Freeline range to serve content to Streamium AV kit
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By Lancaster New Era, Pa.  Jan. 29--A local company is offering a way for users to fill portable  video players -- such as an iPod -- with unlimited amounts of video without  paying extra fees.
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It may have gotten a bad rap, but peer-to-peer technology is increasingly used as a legitimate distribution tool for high-bandwidth applications like video.