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[QUOTE=&quot;Dan Wilson, post: 90127, member: 11421&quot;]Imagine for a second what you'd get if your new widescreen TV married your DVR, internet connection, set-top box, tv antenna and a on-demand media streamer all at the same time. What you'd get is cloud.nine, an internet/cloud based set-top hybrid that is set to start a revolution and push broadcast's flaggling market into the spotlight by offering the medium a techological advantage over both cable and satellite tv and turn heads back towards the medium for the first time in decades.Although cloud.nine's main draw will be it's interactive programming guide; a device that is all but missing from the broadcast television market. The real excitment will be the advanced interactive cloud based DVR styled features the program guide will perform, without the actual need for a DVR. Offering not only the standard Pause, Rewind and Scheduler but using video server technology called PUSH.D, the ability to &quot;tag&quot; your favorite program(s) to que/save automatically (based on air/release dates and user preferences) within your &quot;account&quot; and watch them across not just your television but all your digital devices within it's 'cloud&quot;. Ok ......I've got a conference coming up......this is the chance for REAL watchers to throw in and offer input....I'll be presenting this at a conference I'm going to for Advance Technology in Entertainment.....what's else is the dream box going to do? Real people that can get shit like this DONE and worked on.......throw it at me.....[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Dan Wilson, post: 90127, member: 11421"][B]Imagine for a second what you'd get if your new widescreen TV married your DVR, internet connection, set-top box, tv antenna and a on-demand media streamer all at the same time. What you'd get is cloud.nine, an internet/cloud based set-top hybrid that is set to start a revolution and push broadcast's flaggling market into the spotlight by offering the medium a techological advantage over both cable and satellite tv and turn heads back towards the medium for the first time in decades. Although cloud.nine's main draw will be it's interactive programming guide; a device that is all but missing from the broadcast television market. The real excitment will be the advanced interactive cloud based DVR styled features the program guide will perform, without the actual need for a DVR. Offering not only the standard Pause, Rewind and Scheduler but using video server technology called PUSH.D, the ability to "tag" your favorite program(s) to que/save automatically (based on air/release dates and user preferences) within your "account" and watch them across not just your television but all your digital devices within it's 'cloud". [/B] Ok ......I've got a conference coming up......this is the chance for REAL watchers to throw in and offer input....I'll be presenting this at a conference I'm going to for Advance Technology in Entertainment.....what's else is the dream box going to do? Real people that can get shit like this DONE and worked on.......throw it at me.....[/QUOTE]

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