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DISCover's Drop & Play Technology Advances the Home Entertainment Gaming Experience at E3 in South Hall, Booth 600.
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Digital Interactive Systems Corp. (DISC) today announced that ATI Technologies Inc. will feature its innovative graphics solutions in the DISCover Booth, South Hall, Booth 600 at this year’s E3, May 12-14 in Los Angeles, CA.
DISCover’s Drop & Play technology works transparently on the Windows XP Embedded operating system to automatically transform unmodified PC games into “no-hassle” DISCover console games. Both innovations will be featured in the upcoming DHS line of home media center systems from Alienware which will be on display at the DISCover Booth at E3.
“DISC is taking an important step towards our goal of combining the best in PC gaming with the ultimate home entertainment experience and bringing it all into the living room,” said Avraham DorEl, President of DISC. “Having industry leaders like ATI and Alienware on board with DISC is great for both consumers and the industry as a whole as we move towards the next-generation in gaming consoles.”
“ATI's goal is to deliver the best gaming experience. We're proud to have been selected by Alienware and DISC to power the Alienware DHS system,” said Andrew Schmied, Senior Group Manager, Embedded Display Graphics, ATI Technologies Inc. “The combination of great consumer technology from Alienware, ATI and DISC offers the best home multimedia entertainment.“
“Alienware has long been recognized as the premier high-performance PC provider, and we are proud to be extending our reach to the digital home audience,” said Kevin Wasielewski, vice president of marketing for Alienware Corporation. “DISCover technology will allow us to offer Alienware customers the simplest and most familiar way to enjoy rich, interactive home entertainment in their living rooms."
For more information on the DISCover Game Consoles, please visit www.discoverconsole.com.
DISCover’s Drop & Play technology works transparently on the Windows XP Embedded operating system to automatically transform unmodified PC games into “no-hassle” DISCover console games. Both innovations will be featured in the upcoming DHS line of home media center systems from Alienware which will be on display at the DISCover Booth at E3.
“DISC is taking an important step towards our goal of combining the best in PC gaming with the ultimate home entertainment experience and bringing it all into the living room,” said Avraham DorEl, President of DISC. “Having industry leaders like ATI and Alienware on board with DISC is great for both consumers and the industry as a whole as we move towards the next-generation in gaming consoles.”
“ATI's goal is to deliver the best gaming experience. We're proud to have been selected by Alienware and DISC to power the Alienware DHS system,” said Andrew Schmied, Senior Group Manager, Embedded Display Graphics, ATI Technologies Inc. “The combination of great consumer technology from Alienware, ATI and DISC offers the best home multimedia entertainment.“
“Alienware has long been recognized as the premier high-performance PC provider, and we are proud to be extending our reach to the digital home audience,” said Kevin Wasielewski, vice president of marketing for Alienware Corporation. “DISCover technology will allow us to offer Alienware customers the simplest and most familiar way to enjoy rich, interactive home entertainment in their living rooms."
For more information on the DISCover Game Consoles, please visit www.discoverconsole.com.