Filed under: TECHNOLOGY | Tags: Advanced Digital Broadcast, Amazon, Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Christmas and holiday season, Computer, Sony, TechCrunch
TECHNOLOGY
Amazon’s Kindle 2 was scheduled
to be released in October in time for this holiday season, but Bezos himself reportedly pulled the plug for last minute changes to the software. Techcrunch’s sources now say it’s tentatively scheduled to go on sale in “early next quarter.” (http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/11/25/amazon-kindle-2-slated-for-early-q1 11/25)
Sony, according to this report, appears to be the mysterious TV maker that will distribute a set-back box developed by Advanced Digital Broadcast that incorporates tru2way technology, a device that Sony could use with its Bravia line of TVs. ADB confirmed earlier this month that it had started shipping the unit to a consumer-electronics company that it declined to name. Light Reading (11/24)
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