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connected DVD player

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connected DVD player

A combination DVD player and digital media hub that lets users play local DVDs and CDs as well as stream audio and video data from the network. See digital media hub.



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The new Gateway wireless networking products allow customers to easily and quickly connect PCs to other PCs or wireless-ready consumer electronics such as the Gateway Connected DVD player for sharing files, photos and music, as well as accessing the Internet.
With Sonic's DivX Connected-enabled software, consumers can access PC-based and online content via DivX Certified Connected DVD players or set-top recorders.
Nasdaq:SIGM), a leader in digital media processors for consumer appliances and CinemaNow, a leader in IP-based video-on-demand distribution and technology, announced that they are working together with KiSS Technology to create the first connected DVD player capable of streaming or downloading Windows Media Video (WMV) content directly from the CinemaNow Internet video-on-demand service.
 
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