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To: Mitchell Jones who wrote (3022)4/9/1998 12:54:00 PM
From: Richard M. Smith   of 10309
 
Mitchell,

I was at the Windows CE developers conference which was held
at the beginning of this week in San Jose. In the tradeshow
part of the conference, ATI (symbol ATY.TO)was demoing a
reference design for a digital set-top box that is running
Windows CE. The box includes a built-in DVD player and can
run DirectX games from a DVD-ROM. The product is very much
at alpha stage, but all of the basic functions of the box
were operational at the show.

More info about what ATI is up to can be found at:

biz.yahoo.com

ATI is a big player in the PC graphics card business and also
does a lot of work with TV-related technologies. They are
levraging of this technology in their set-top box design.

Intel is designing a similar line of set-top boxes also running
Windows CE.

The PC technology companies, like ATI and Intel, see digital
set-top boxes being sold directly to the consumer rather than
being rented from the cable companies. This will become
possible if the cable companies agree on standards of what
the bits look like coming down the cable wire.

Richard
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