One of North America's "leading providers of entertainment, information and communications products and services" is looking to provide services on the Xbox 360 as a core offering.
According to the Wall Street Journal, "Comcast will start testing its new video-delivery technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology this fall, according to a person familiar with the matter, allowing students to watch live TV on a computer or TV that can connect to the Internet over the local campus network, without a cable-hook up...
"The company will expand testing to Comcast employees later this year, allowing them to watch live programming via a small box or another device that can connect to the Internet like a computer, tablet or Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox gaming console in their homes."
Source: WSJ
According to the Wall Street Journal, "Comcast will start testing its new video-delivery technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology this fall, according to a person familiar with the matter, allowing students to watch live TV on a computer or TV that can connect to the Internet over the local campus network, without a cable-hook up...
"The company will expand testing to Comcast employees later this year, allowing them to watch live programming via a small box or another device that can connect to the Internet like a computer, tablet or Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox gaming console in their homes."
Source: WSJ
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SPInGSPOnG 27 May 2011 18:32
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It says:
That would appear not to exclude the Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 gaming console.
another device that can connect to the Internet like a computer, tablet or Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox gaming console
That would appear not to exclude the Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 gaming console.