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Nov 18 3:59 PM EST

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To: BillyG who wrote (38111)	1/8/1999 2:59:00 PM
From: J Fieb	Read Replies (1) of 50808

BillyG, Dumb Q) If CUBE has been working closely with WebTV and MSFT how come windowsCE can't run on the new AViA CPU??? OK maybe they are working on it or will use ARM,or something else.... behind on my readying so this may already be posted.... Chinese Konka TV sets for US market... virtualces.com Konka will also be introducing set-top boxes that can be used in conjunction with any analog or IDTV to convert high-definition digital signals to signals that can be received by high-definition-ready products. These set-top boxes can also convert high-definition signals to normal analog audio and video signals, which can be received by normal analog receivers. EchoStar gives details on WebTV venture EchoStar announced details of its joint venture with Microsoft's Web TV Network that will create the first Internet TV service delivered via satellite. Direct-to-home satellite provider EchoStar this spring will offer the Model 7100 receiver with built-in WebTV Plus hardware including an 8.6GB hard drive to sell for $499 (including the EchoStar satellite dish). The new system allows consumers to mix TV viewing with web surfing or surf the web while watching a video and includes a new feature called Video Pause -- which will freeze a TV program for up to 30 minutes for later viewing. Additionally, Microsoft WebTV Network's Steve Perlman announced that future web upgrades will include the ability to download MP-3 digital audio at a rate of two minutes for a full CD, with a total capacity of up to 1,000 hours of music. A second upgrade will allow downloading full-length movies overnight for future viewing on demand, said Perlman. Perlman said WebTV has not ruled out similar deals with DirecTv or others. Phillip's new player...$299 virtualces.com Re;Check out our website starting January 21 for a special feature on C-Cube's pervasive presence in the digital video world. That's earnings day.......Hmmm, what are they up to?

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