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The iMovee Mobeo

Maxel Rapheal, CEO of iMovee, explains a little bit about their product.  This may get a bit complicated, but if you haven't heard of ATSC-MH then you are in for a treat.  It stands ATSC mobile handheld - the mobile version of watching digital TV. The upcoming Mobeo product can pull in an ATSC-MH signal and then rebroadcast it over

Vidtonic: Build Your Own TV

Todd Cochrane spoke to Jeff Cody and Matt Miller from Vidtonics a company that is just launching and will be providing a kit to build your own TV. Everything you need is included in the kit, the LCD panel(22-42 inches), the board and anything else you will need. They made it clear that there is no soldering involved, if you

TPN.TV CES 2011 Booth Tour

Esby Larsen and Andy McCaskey show the Tech Podcast Network interview booth at CES 2011 showing and talking about the video and computer equipment including the TriCaster HD. Interview by Esbjorn Larsen of MrNetCast.com and Andy McCaskey of RV News Network. Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors. Save 25% on 4GH Hosting 1yr Subscriptions Save 25% Promo Code CES2.

Ciil Technologies for Outside TVs and Displays

Andy McCaskey talks to Adam Molberger from Ciil Technologies. That's pronounced "seal", in case you were wondering, and gives a clue to what this company does. It makes waterproof and dust-proof TVs and displays so the screen can stay outside whatever the weather, come rain or shine. Andy and Adam run through some of the features of the TVs, including

Dish Network TV Everywhere

Francie Bauer from Dish Network describes Dish Network devices that are enabled via Sling technology to allow consumers to watch their programming content from anywhere in the world via the Internet on computers and other mobile devices. Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central. Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors. Save 25% on 4GH Hosting 1yr Subscriptions Save 25%

Hauppauge Brings Mobile TV To Pretty Much Everywhere

Andy talks with Hauppauge about their new WinTV Mobile.  It's a receiver that picks up ATSC over-the-air mobile TV signals.  It will allow a user to watch live mobile TV while on the go - even in a moving vehicle.  It's a small device that can plug right into the USB port of any notebook or even netbook. Unlike many

HSTI Wireless Media Stick™

Harry Diamantopoulos of HSTI presents the Wireless Media Stick™. The Wireless Media Stick™ is able to deliver to playback devices the files stored in PC, Mac and NAS (network attached storage) devices. For example, plug the Wireless Media Stick™ into your HDTV's USB port and watch a movie or view digital photos stored elsewhere on your WiFi home network. The