DivX launches Internet TV platform
January 8, 2010
Digital media company DivX has announced the launch of DivX TV, a comprehensive embedded Internet TV platform that provides access to a diverse line-up of online media content streamed directly to any connected device from any manufacturer.
Eliminating the need for a PC or a separate, dedicated box under the television, DivX TV represents a step forward in connected entertainment. With an user-friendly interface and a broad content line-up, the DivX TV platform is easy to implement and can be supported on virtually any kind of Internet-connected consumer electronics device. The DivX TV platform will also enable consumers to stream their own personal digital media content over a home network, and offers full playback of a variety of video formats, including all DivX videos.
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