Coaxsys Announces Partnership with Alloptic
Los Gatos, CA (ContentDesk) June 8, 2005 -- Coaxsys, Inc., makers of the #1 deployed IPTV network, today announced that it has established a partnership with Alloptic that will improve IP-based video, voice, and data deployments in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) environments.
Alloptic, a pioneer in the development of Gigabit Ethernet Passive Optical Network (GEPON) solutions, enables true Triple-Play services to a subscriber's premise.
Coaxsys' TVnet distributes the IP signal throughout a customer's premise by using pre-existing coaxial cable. The two companies' products provide an end-to-end solution from the service provider to the customer premise equipment. The companies have agreed to work together to promote end-to-end solutions that enable operators to distribute IPTV, voice, and high-speed data throughout subscribers' homes.The Alloptic solution leverages a standard ITU PON architecture while delivering a gigabit of bandwidth.
Alloptic is able to provide today's worry free telephone services while seamlessly supporting next generation services such as IP HDTV.
Using Alloptic's fiber access network solution, network operators can distribute high quality IP video services throughout a neighborhood in a cost effective manner.
With Coaxsys' TVnet, the two companies have a complete solution that delivers advances in video and data services from the head-end all the way to a consumer's personal equipment.Coaxsys' TVnet utilizes a consumer's existing coaxial cable to distribute the IP signal throughout the premise.
Coaxsys' TVnet adapters receive the Ethernet signal, distribute that signal temporarily over coaxial cable, and then make the signal usable at any coaxial wall jack throughout a house for IPTV, high speed data, or VoIP.
TVnet has already been deployed in thousands of homes across the country, and a TVnet network is capable of transmitting 100Mbps."We are excited about our partnership with Coaxsys because their TVnet technology allows IP services to be transmitted over in-home coaxial cable," said Mike Serrano, Director of Product Marketing for Alloptic.
"While our GEPON solutions enable fiber-to-the-home service, there is still the challenge of distributing the high-speed IP services around the home without having to rewire each home with CAT-5 cable.
Coaxsys' TVnet delivers 100Mbps, thus addressing the ?last foot' problem without giving up the performance that subscribers demand."Coaxsys VP of Business Development, Gary Hoffman, noted that the partnership is a natural fit: "Alloptic's fiber-to-the-home capability delivers exceptional service to subscribers, and they obviously benefit from a simple solution that enables its Ethernet output to be distributed throughout the home over pre-existing wires.
We are excited that this partnership now offers operators (our customers) a true solution for video, voice, and high speed data deployments in fiber-to-the-home environments."About AllopticAlloptic delivers proven, standards-based, passive optical access equipment for fiber-to-the-home, business, and multi-dwelling unit that simplifies fiber-to-the-premise (FTTP) deployment.
Alloptic solutions enable ultra fast internet, state-of-the-art cable TV and worry-free telephone service connected affordably, reliably and efficiently at the speed of light. Alloptic's unique, flexible technology enables service providers to deploy true triple-play services, including voice (TDM and IP), video (RF and IP) and data.
Alloptic's network access equipment serves communities, telecommunications carriers and cable providers in the U.S. and around the world. Founded in 1999, Alloptic is privately held and based in Livermore, California. For more information, please visit www.alloptic.com. About CoaxsysCoaxsys, Inc.
manufactures groundbreaking, high-speed networking and distribution solutions utilizing standard coaxial cable. The company's new line of TVnet products enables telcos, cable operators, and satellite providers to deliver and distribute voice, data, and video throughout the home. TVnet transforms coax receptacles into a high performance multimedia network, creating new applications for digital communications and entertainment - without having to hardwire Cat 5 cable throughout the home. Coaxsys also licenses its TVnet technology to partners, such as set-top box companies, that wish to make their products TVnet-Ready.Established in 2002, Coaxsys is headquartered in Los Gatos, California. For more information on Coaxsys, visit www.coaxsys.com..
Display Expert Alfred Poor Launches HDTV Resource Center: New Web Site Provides Guide to HDTV and Digital TV
Perkasie, PA (ContentDesk) November 14, 2005 -- Display industry expert Alfred Poor announces the launch of his new HDTV Resource Center site at http://hdtvprofessor.com. The site gives consumers access to independent and expert information on HDTV and digital TV technology. The focus is on practical information designed to help consumers make confident buying decisions and avoid making an expensive mistake. I spent the past 20 years helping millions of people make sense out of personal computer products, Alfred Poor explained. I recognized that the same problems of confusing technology and rapidly changing products and features now plague consumers trying to decide on an HDTV purchase. They are confronted by confusing and misleading information.
They need a source of expert information that they can understand and trust, so Im turning my focus from computers to the issues of HDTV and digital television. One key feature...
Display Expert Alfred Poor Launches HDTV Resource Center: New Web Site Provides Guide to HDTV and Digital TV
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Digital Cable VS Satellite TV
Do you want to get more channels while saving money but not sure if you should go with digital cable or satellite TV? Then this article is meant directly for you! The commercials seen on TV and the ad's displayed all over the internet can be overwhelming at best. Below we will hope to help make your choice simplified for you!Cost Difference between Digital Cable VS Satellite TV:Most cable companies include local franchise fees along with local broadcasting fees on your monthly bill. Digital cable varies starting at $30-$40 per month and up depending on the package you choose it can go up as high as $90 per month. While Satellite packages usually offer betters deals based on how much money is spent per channel. Some satellite companies offer a price point between of $25 for over fifty channels.
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DishNetworkGiveaway.com joins VMC Satellite to make Americans in all 48 States and Hawaii an out-of-this-world offer
(ContentDesk) June 14, 2004 -- DishNetworkGiveaway.com in affiliation with VMC Satellite and DISH Network is pleased to announce an incredible FREE package of satellite television equipment and services to qualified new subscribers.
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GameForce to Host Gran Turismo 4 Tournament at Doctor Larry?s Kingwood Spring Car Show
Beyond the incredible cars, fabulous food, and fascinating vendors, that will be attending the 2005 Doctor Larry's Automotive Specialists Kingwood Spring Car Show (held at Kingwood's Town Center Park on Sunday April 24th) a highlight of the show will be the opportunity for a virtual drive of many of the cars that will be featured at the show.
This is being provided by GameForce, Inc., a Town Center merchant and event sponsor.Gran Turismo 4 is a brand new PS/2 game from Sony and was recently featured on "The Apprentice."
For the Car Show, GameForce will provide a full cockpit with steering wheel and pedal, and attendees can stop by their booth to either take their turn at the wheel or just enjoy watching as a spectator.According to the review on www.ign.com, "Gran Turismo 4 uses an all-new physics engine coupled with revolutionary technology to deliver enhanced game physics and graphics providing a near-realistic...
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Axiom Launches New Architectural Loudspeaker Series
Dwight, ON (ContentDesk) October 20, 2005 -- Axiom Audio, www.axiomaudio.com, the award-winning loudspeaker manufacturer known for delivering outstanding performance and value to its customers has developed an in-wall loudspeaker line that delivers no-compromise sonic performance.The Problem: Many current in-wall speakers rely on the cavity behind the wall for speaker loading but have widely variable performance because the sheetrock wall surface vibrates with the rear output from the drivers, producing deeply colored and inaccurate sound. And if no in-wall cabinet is included, the driver's rear output will produce distorted sound in the neighboring room.The Solution: Overcoming these drawbacks, Axiom's new Architectural W2, W3, and W22 on-wall/in-wall hybrids feature fully integrated carefully tuned enclosures that recess into the wall, combined with an attractive exterior finished baffle that keeps the speaker's drivers well away...
Axiom Launches New Architectural Loudspeaker Series
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