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Razorfish Unveils New Brand Gene Scoreboard and Top 10 Digital Brands at Cannes International Advertising Festival on 2008-06-21
Marketing That Matters on 2008-06-21
Viera Cast first impressions: Panasonic's version of WebTV | Crave, the gadget blog - CNET on 2008-06-20
Unified communications with ROI in mind on 2008-06-19
Vista nightmare over the weekend on 2008-06-19
O'Reilly -- What Is Web 2.0 on 2008-06-19
SEO | 28% of Google search clicks on paid on 2008-06-19
ProductCampToronto - FriendFeed on 2008-06-19
Kaleidescape launches DVD upscalers to compete with Blu-ray » VentureBeat on 2008-06-19
- Kaleidescape has established itself as a well-known entertainment server in the homes of video aficionados for more than five years. Its $14,000-plus movie jukeboxes can store an entire library of DVDs on an array of hard disks.
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- - Next to the yacht and the private jet, a Kaleidescape System with hundreds of DVDs on it is a staple in the homes of Silicon Valley gazillionaires.
  - Now the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company is moving up the vanity ladder with the launch of movie players that can show DVD movies that are “upscaled” to 1080p,
  - (Upscaling means to take a video image and to enhance it with video-processing techniques so that it looks sharper. The video processor mathematically matches the DVD image to fit a wide-screen high-definition TV image). As such, Kaleidescape says that its upscaled DVD playback matches the quality of Blu-ray movies, which also play back at a resolution of 1080p.
  - “Many people won’t be able to tell the difference between upscaled DVDs and Blu-ray,” said Linus Wong, product development director at Kaleidescape.
  - (Kaleidescape isn’t the first to come up with these by any means; many upscalers take images to 720p resolution, which isn’t as good as 1080p).
LG Electronics, Control4(R) to Co-Develop HDTV Automation Solution for Lodging Industry on 2008-06-17