Monday, August 27, 2007
The press release states that Samsung has announced their development of NAND flash software specially created for high performance multimedia applications.
"The new 16Gb flash software supports increasingly popular Linux systems and enables chipset designers to reap the full storage and performance advantages of Samsung's 16Gb NAND," said Youngjoon Choi, Vice President.
Sounds pretty snazzy to me.
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"The new 16Gb flash software supports increasingly popular Linux systems and enables chipset designers to reap the full storage and performance advantages of Samsung's 16Gb NAND," said Youngjoon Choi, Vice President.
Sounds pretty snazzy to me.
Source
Labels: flash, media, new technology
Monday, July 23, 2007
VUDU doesn't require a PC and is independent of your cable or satellite TV service. And yet it delivers thousands of movies to your television every day. The New York Times is saying VUDU will be "providing instant gratification for moviebuffs." Ok, so obviously this sparked my attention.What is VUDU?
On April 30th, VUDU, Inc. announced "that it has closed deals with seven major motion picture studios: The Walt Disney Studios, Lionsgate, New Line Cinema, Paramount Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal Studios, and Warner Bros. Entertainment" including 15 top tier independent and international film distributors.
We'll have to see what happens. It sounds like something I would absolutely be interested in, but I have to wonder, because I really love having my DVDs.
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