Comcast and Panasonic are upping their strike capabilities in the consumer entertainment tech wars with the introduction of the AnyPlay portable digital video recorder. With a standard-definition, 60-gigabyte hard drive and DVD/CD player, AnyPlay lets consumers watch their stored TV programming on a laptop while on the road, or they can take it to a friend’s house and view it on any compatible TV. Also, since it’s based on an open standard, AnyPlay can be used to access two-way services from providers other than Comcast.
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Comcast, Panasonic Kick TV Time-Shifting Into High Gear
Posted by: Erika Morphy January 8, 2008 08:53 AMComcast and Panasonic are upping their strike capabilities in the consumer entertainment tech wars with the introduction of the AnyPlay portable digital video recorder. With a standard-definition, 60-gigabyte hard drive and DVD/CD player, AnyPlay lets consumers watch their stored TV programming on a laptop while on the road, or they can take it to a friend’s house and view it on any compatible TV. Also, since it’s based on an open standard, AnyPlay can be used to access two-way services from providers other than Comcast.