January 7, 2004
InfoWorld: CES: Digital imaging market set to explode, panel says.
Executives of four companies involved in the industry discussed the problems and potential of digital imaging products, including digital cameras, camera phones, storage media and image management products to store, save and print digital images.
NY Times: Intel to Invest $200 Million in Home Media Networking.
The company's newest venture capital fund is intended to support development of digital home entertainment networks, which would connect digital devices, like stereo systems, portable music players, flat-screen televisions and personal computers, and permit them to share and transfer video, music and information from room to room.
InfoWorld: Interference questions dog broadband over power lines.
Ham radio operators and at least one U.S. federal agency contend that broadband over power lines interferes with their radio signals, and if the radio operators have their way, the emerging technology that could offer Internet users another broadband service choice might not get off the ground in the U.S.
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