Belkin Goes MIMO

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Airgo Has Manufacturers for Its MIMO

Airgo Has Manufacturers for Its MIMO 06/11/2004 08:38 PM
Airgo will be the first company to the hit the market with multiple-in, multiple-out wireless systems for consumers: The MIMO approach has started to achieve traction, with it likely being the basis for 802.11n, a high-throughput IEEE standard in progres. When you build antennas and wireless access points, you can increase signal strength, decrease noise inside the chips, or improve antennas--or all three, among other technqiues. By integrating the signal from several antennas, MIMO effectively increases the range through better receptivity and interpretation. It's all interrelated. While Airgo has received plenty of press, so did Vivato and Etherlinx, both of which firms have had rocky roads on their way to production units which didn't seem to live up to early expectations. Airgo, however, has continued to pursue its same initial goals, and products will start appearing through distributor and manufacturing partners in July, according to the News.com article. In an interview in April with CEO Greg Raleigh, he told Wi-Fi Networking News that consumer products based on Airgo's first generation might cost a bit more--possibly $50 more for an access point--but offer such a greater range even in the Wi-Fi bands that a user might need a single access points instead of two or three, a common problem for even moderately large or old homes. Raleigh also said that while their current generation of product handles 802.11g and its own 100+ Mbps proprietary flavor, he expects the next generation to offer multiples of that speed. Airgo's 100+ Mbps offering has a net throughput of 45 Mbps, he said....

AirGo Finds MIMO.

AirGo Finds MIMO. 06/13/2004 03:06 PM
Daily Wireless: AirGo Finds MIMO.

NetGear Adds MIMO

NetGear Adds MIMO 01/05/2005 11:17 AM
MIMO is cropping up all over: NetGear is the latest to announce a MIMO (multiple-in, multiple-out) product. They're partnering with Video54. Linksys has apparently chosen Airgo. Samsung and Athena announced single-chip silicon yesterday. The near-term problem with MIMO isn't with the technology itself, but rather the non-standard higher speed modes. No one is claiming interference, but these modes won't be certified by The Wi-Fi Alliance or any other group. That means interoperability, even among devices made by manufacturers using the same silicon isn't assured. The worst part, in my estimation, is that this generation of MIMO technology isn't what the final 802.11n specification will look like. So purchasing MIMO today except for specific applications in which you need substantially higher throughput and range from a single device over interoperable, certified 802.11g means you're buying a dead-on device. 802.11n might achieve speeds of several hundred megabytes per second, and there's is practically a total certainty that the final 802.11n won't be just a firmware upgrade, but rather a difference in both hardware and silicon compared to today's MIMO devices....

Airespace Offers MIMO

Airespace Offers MIMO 05/25/2004 01:30 PM
Airespace will offer multiple-in, multiple-out antennas for its access points later this year: The Intelligent RF Access Point (IRAP) will ship third quarter, and uses the MIMO technology to extend range. MIMO was pioneered by Airgo, which has not supplied the technology for IRAP; Airgo expects to have manufacturers incorporating their MIMO reference design in the next few months. MIMO uses multiple input and output antennas to better sort out actual signal from noise, which can effectively extend range. It works best in combination with both client adapter and access point incorporating MIMO, but there are benefits for an access point by itself. Airespace is effectively either reducing the number of access points an enterprise needs (although raising its per unit price tag), or offering better overlapping coverage in the same areas increasing throughput for a network....

PC World, Mobile Pipeline on MIMO

PC World, Mobile Pipeline on MIMO 03/14/2005 05:47 PM
PC World's advice: go MIMO if you need range: A very sensible array of advice from Becky Waring over at PC World based on testing several of the current MIMO (multiple-in, multiple-out) Wi-Fi gateways and adapters on the market. Waring offers the same recommendation that I have, which is that for homes or small businesses for which the price premium overcomes the cost and/or hassle of installing many individual access points, a MIMO gateway makes a great deal of sense. I would add that for networks in which throughput over Wi-Fi is a significant issue over short distances (up to about 50 feet), MIMO is the only technology on the market that can increase throughput even with existing 802.11g cards to their highest level at their greatest distance. If you don't need range or speed and adding access points is not a big deal--you have Ethernet installed throughout a house or office or understand how to configure Wireless Distribution System and can deal with its limitations--then the price premium is probably worth sitting on your wallet as the cost of this technology drops rapidly because of unit sales and competition. Meanwhile, Mobile Pipeline's editor writes about MIMO's early use in business: It's not ready for the enterprise yet, but even consumer-scale and early small-office MIMO gear has unmistakable benefits in certain cases that Haskin lists....

Airgo Brings MIMO To Existing Wi-Fi

Airgo Brings MIMO To Existing Wi-Fi 06/22/2005 01:47 AM
Airgo Networks said Tuesday that it had adapted its multiple-antenna technology to lower-cost Wi-Fi implementations, promising superior performance using today's technologies.

MIMO products boost 802.11g nets

MIMO products boost 802.11g nets 03/22/2005 03:35 PM
Our interoperability tests put to rest any concerns about the ability of Belkin pre-N products to work with standard 802.11g offerings. The performance improvements with MIMO-based products on only one end of the connection were impressive.

Linksys Uses Airgo MIMO in New Product

Linksys Uses Airgo MIMO in New Product 01/04/2005 02:27 AM
Linksys adds Airgo's MIMO technology in their WRT54GX: The new product isn't be advertised as pre-802.11n, as Belkin's version is, but it does claim it can achieve as much as three times the range and eight times the throughput. Belkin's package of Airgo technology has gotten fairly positive reviews from many sources that like the performance that the router provides for non-MIMO cards. The one major exception is from David Haskin, editor-in-chief of Mobile Pipeline, who found erratic performance, especially in using the PC Card in non-pre-N environments. [link via Reuters]...

New fast Wi-Fi products spark MIMO
definition war

New fast Wi-Fi products spark MIMO
definition war 03/19/2005 03:27 AM
Argument between NetGear and Airgo could become important as the IEEE works on a next-generation Wi-Fi standard, 802.11n, which will use multiple input multiple output technology.

New WNN Blogs: Cell Data, VoWLAN, MIMO+N

New WNN Blogs: Cell Data, VoWLAN, MIMO+N 03/24/2005 11:23 PM
We've launched another three Weblogs on wireless: We're committed here at Wi-Fi Networking News, otherwise known as WNN, to cover and offer the widest array of reporting on wireless networking, whatever the standard. Several weeks ago, we added WiMax Networking News and WNN Europe to the mix to better separate the increasing number of stories in that area. Today, we've started the engine on three new topics that are of high interest to our readers. As with our other new blogs, you can see the most recent headlines at the right side of any page on any of our sites. Cell Data News will cover developments in 2G, 2.5G, 3G, and beyond in the U.S. and around the world. Voice over WLAN is voice over IP (VoIP) over wireless LAN, but VoWLAN is the most common abbreviation. Many enterprises, schools, and homes are adopting different forms of VoWLAN to make roaming with voice as seamless as roaming with data without the issues and costs of interior cellular voice coverage. MIMO + N News is the central point for details on the coming IEEE 802.11n standard for increasing wireless network throughput through the use of MIMO (multiple-in, multiple-out) antenna arrays alongside a variety of other technical improvements. MIMO devices have hit the market, but 802.11n is as long as two years away. We'll chart the course of both the market and the standard....

Tom's Networking Reviews NetGear MIMO
Router

Tom's Networking Reviews NetGear MIMO
Router 04/11/2005 01:03 PM
Tim Higgins of Tom's Networking offers his exhaustive look at the NetGear RangeMax Wireless Router: This device uses Atheros's Super G technology combined with Video54's multiple antenna approach. The folks at Airgo say that Video54's MIMO isn't MIMO because it doesn't support spatial multiplexing (multiple signals taking different paths over the same frequencies). Video54 says multiple antennas are multiple antennas; they're using a phase-array approach per packet in which each packet can be sent through a different antenna combination. The device has a street price of just $118, far below its "true MIMO" competitors. Higgins thinks that the device delivers on some but not all of its claims, and that because four different technologies are involved (three from Atheros then Video54 on top) he has some issues with the simplicity of it, too. He doesn't know which technologies need to be turned on, off, or changed in order to achieve the best results with that combination. That's a key advantage for the True MIMO line of products using Airgo chips: it's essentially one technology that wraps around all these ideas while delivering better results....

Belkin backs down

Belkin backs down 11/11/2003 10:25 AM
Looks like Belkin is backing down from their inane decision to offer an "upgrade" for their wireless routers that reprograms them so that every eight hours users' web browsers are automatically redirected to some webpage advertising a Belkin product. Read...

Belkin TuneStage

Belkin TuneStage 12/19/2004 03:01 PM

What if you put a snake in a bong? You would get so high. You might even think that designing a Bluetooth audio bridge for the iPod, like the upcoming (and mysteriously not-pictured) Belkin TuneStage, is a good idea. And maybe you'd be right—it'd be like an AirPort Express with iTunes, except all your songs would be on the iPod, and you wouldn't have to go back to your computer every time you wanted to change a song (assuming you don't use a remote or something). iPodlounge has gotten word that Belkin has done this very thing and will be unveiling it soonish (before CES, at least). They might even throw an optical TOSlink out on the receiver to compliment the RCA and minijack connections it already has. I say live it up, hippies.

Exclusive: Belkin's TuneStage Bluetooth stereo solution [iPodlounge]

Free 802.11b Belkin Router

Free 802.11b Belkin Router 12/19/2004 03:18 PM
Free After Rebate catches the latest good deal: With two valid rebates, order the Belkin Wireless Cable/DSL 802.11b Gateway Router for negative five cents plus $9.40 in shipping--oh, and two 37-cent stamps to send in the rebate coupons. Remember to photocopy those receipts and coupons in case someone "forgets" to process your rebate. This is actually quite a good unit--I recall it well from the 802.11b days. If you need to extend an existing network or set up a network in a place where 802.11b is the fastest speed you'll need, why not settle for free (plus shipping)?...

Belkin Markets Via Web Interception

Belkin Markets Via Web Interception 11/11/2003 01:10 AM
A clever fellow discovered that his Belkin router was marketing a Belkin service to him through Web redirection: If you're using any Belkin gateway that offers its fee-based Parental Control Web Content Filter, it apparently intercepts a Web request every eight hours to show you an ad for that service. Belkin has apologized on home page, but hasn't seemed to own up to precisely what they did. A firmware upgrade will remove the "feature."...

Belkin Uses Atheros Tech for A+G

Belkin Uses Atheros Tech for A+G 01/05/2005 07:32 PM
Belkin has many dance partners these days: Tom's Networking reports that Belkin has chosen Atheros for its A+G products, which may be heating up in the marketplace these days. Belkin uses Broadcom for 802.11g and Airgo for its "pre-N" MIMO devices....

Help! my Belkin router is spamming me

Help! my Belkin router is spamming me 11/07/2003 11:02 AM
Nagware promotes censorware

Airgo Goes Faster With Belkin.

Airgo Goes Faster With Belkin. 08/12/2004 12:38 AM
Unstrung: Airgo Goes Faster With Belkin. IMO calling this stuff "pre-802.11n" borders on fraud since the IEEE hasn't even started writing the 802.11n spec yet. I also notice that the marketing war between "true MIMO" and (presumably) "poseur MIMO" has begun.

Set up a Belkin wireless print server

Set up a Belkin wireless print server 04/08/2005 11:58 AM
I recently bought a Belkin wireless USB Print Server, the F1UP0001, to solve my printer sharing problem at home. I have a Windows laptop and an iMac (with OS X 10.3.8 ), and I wanted them to share an HP DeskJet USB printer wi...

Adobe, Belkin on Inside Mac Radio

Adobe, Belkin on Inside Mac Radio 10/29/2003 12:09 AM
The October 25th broadcast of the Inside Mac Radio Show, which featured John Nack, Adobe's product manager for Photoshop CS, and Oliver Duncan Seil, Belkin's senior industrial designer, is now available as an MP3 download...

Notes and Tips: Belkin UPS Update

Notes and Tips: Belkin UPS Update 08/11/2004 10:29 AM
Belkin finally gets a decent Mac OS X driver posted for its UPS.

Notes and Tips: Belkin UPS Problems

Notes and Tips: Belkin UPS Problems 09/02/2004 10:30 AM
Pat Lorch reports a number of issues with Belkin UPS software.

Belkin Media Reader & Writer

Belkin Media Reader & Writer 09/05/2004 04:33 AM
TechTree Sep 5 2004 8:54AM GMT

Belkin Designs PC-Less Video Extender

Belkin Designs PC-Less Video Extender 09/14/2004 06:48 PM
Belkin on Tuesday announced a wireless remote technology that would beam live video to a remote monitor.

Review: Belkin Bluetooth mouse

Review: Belkin Bluetooth mouse 09/23/2004 09:57 PM
I've been looking for the ideal Bluetooth mouse almost as long as I've had my PowerBook G4. Unfortunately this isn't it. I chose the Belkin bluetooth mouse for its price and number of buttons, and because Microsoft's Bluetooth IntelliMouse isn't compatible with Macs.

The Belkin mouse is fairly large, but is very comfortable to use if you're right-handed. If you have a computer with Bluetooth built in, you won't need to use any adapter with it, which makes it more convenient than regular cordless mice.

Belkin plans Bluetooth kit for iPod

Belkin plans Bluetooth kit for iPod 12/17/2004 06:42 PM
Engadget Dec 17 2004 3:45PM GMT

Belkin SnapNType Keyboard for Axim
X30/X31

Belkin SnapNType Keyboard for Axim
X30/X31 12/24/2004 12:16 PM

Belkin has a new $40 snap-on QWERTY keyboard for Dell Axim X30 and X31 Pocket PCs, called the SnapNType. The unit requires no extra batteries, working instead from the Axim's power supply. These aren't my favorite sort of keyboards for PDAs—the balance can often be off—but hey, it's better than nothing.

Belkin Mini Keyboard For Dell Axim [DesignTechnica]

Belkin announces TuneCast II FM
transmitter

Belkin announces TuneCast II FM
transmitter 01/05/2004 11:33 PM
Belkin has announced the TuneCast II FM transmitter for Apple's iPod and other portable players...

Belkin intros new battery backups

Belkin intros new battery backups 05/13/2004 07:56 AM
During NetWorld+Interop 2004 in Las Vegas, Belkin announced a new line of battery backups for the Home, Office and Small Enterprise Series. They all provide RJ11 surge protection for telecommunications equipment, power management software that automatically shuts down your system at specific times and proactive outage alerts. In addition, they feature data backup transfers over USB connections and six surge-protected outlets, four of which are backed up by battery.

Notes and Tips: Belkin UPS Security

Notes and Tips: Belkin UPS Security 05/17/2004 10:17 AM
Belkin UPS software raises some security concerns.

Belkin to Offer Bluetooth GPS Receiver

Belkin to Offer Bluetooth GPS Receiver 12/05/2003 01:57 PM
BrightHand Dec 5 2003 12:35PM ET

Belkin Readies VoIP Products

Belkin Readies VoIP Products 12/06/2003 02:44 AM
Extreme Tech Dec 6 2003 1:43AM ET

Belkin to Release Bluetooth Solution for
iPod

Belkin to Release Bluetooth Solution for
iPod 12/19/2004 03:00 PM
According to iPod Lounge, Belkin is due to release its Bluetooth stereo connection solution for Apple's iPod, called TuneStage. "TuneStage will consist of two components - a receiver and a transmitter - which will connect any iPod via wireless Bluetooth link to any stereo system."

[Links from this story may be found on MacMerc.com. Click the title to delve deeper.]

A quick fix for Belkin mouse button
failures

A quick fix for Belkin mouse button
failures 02/19/2004 11:38 AM
Ever so often since I upgraded to Panther, my Belkin three-button scroll mouse loses the ability to click -- although it still moves the pointer. In the past, assuming something had crashed, I was forced to restart my system...

Belkin to Offer Airgo Wireless Products

Belkin to Offer Airgo Wireless Products 08/09/2004 09:46 AM

Belkin has signed on with wireless vendor Airgo to release new products based on the MIMO wireless technology, a longer-range "multiple in, multiple out" radio system that is compatible with existing Wi-Fi standards (b and g in this case) but can reach speeds of up to 108-megabits per second (compared to 802.11g's 54-mbit rates).

The Belkin products, a MIMO router and a client card, will be the first to officially adopt the MIMO technology, which is in the running to become the next official Wi-Fi standard (Intel is sponsoring its main competitor).

Some companies did the same thing with 802.11g, jumping on board before the standard was officially announced. Remember the other standards? No, me neither.

Read - Belkin looks to speed Wi-Fi products with Airgo tech [CNet via WiFiNetNews]

Belkin PureAV Wireless Video Transmitter

Belkin PureAV Wireless Video Transmitter 09/15/2004 06:07 AM

For something that costs $500 and has 40Mbit of wireless bandwidth at its disposal, you'd think the Belkin PureAV could do a little better than SDTV signal (Standard Definition), even if it does have component input and output. Basically a wireless wire, the PureAV is designed to let you transmit video signal up to 350 feet (depending on interference, like walls, or hurricanes). And it looks like it is compressing the signal via MEPG2 before it beams it, which probably isn't that big a deal, but come on! How could anyone drop $500 on something these days that can't at least support higher resolution formats? Maybe there's something going on here I'm missing.

Oh, here are the last four DiscHub codes. What a fun contest. We'll definitely do this again: RFG987 FIG398 2587RT RE58TH

Read - Press Release [PureAV]

Belkin disables router spamming feature

Belkin disables router spamming feature 11/11/2003 10:28 AM
Gracious climb down

Belkin To Offer Firmware Fix For Router
Hijacking

Belkin To Offer Firmware Fix For Router
Hijacking 11/10/2003 11:10 PM
L-Train8 writes "Belkin has an announcement at the bottom of their homepage about the spam router. They have decided to disable the 'feature' that hijacks a ...

Belkin Bluetooth Wireless Optical Mouse

Belkin Bluetooth Wireless Optical Mouse 11/10/2003 11:08 PM
CNET Nov 10 2003 4:45PM ET
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Xbox Live Gets Feature UpgradeMicrosoft
has bumped up the feature content of its
Xbox Live service today

Xbox Live Gets Feature UpgradeMicrosoft
has bumped up the feature content of its
Xbox Live service today 04/22/2004 02:35 AM
Gigex Apr 22 2004 6:26AM GMT

MS 'to drop' Xbox compatibility from
Xbox 2

MS 'to drop' Xbox compatibility from
Xbox 2 06/22/2004 09:06 AM
The Register Jun 22 2004 1:10PM GMT

Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility?

Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility? 04/18/2005 07:11 PM

No backward compatibility in Xbox 2

No backward compatibility in Xbox 2 06/21/2004 05:23 PM

Next-Gen Xbox To Lack Backwards
Compatibility?

Next-Gen Xbox To Lack Backwards
Compatibility? 06/21/2004 02:19 PM

Xbox 360 will have backward
compatibility - deal with NVIDIA

Xbox 360 will have backward
compatibility - deal with NVIDIA 06/22/2005 02:09 AM
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QuickTransit Emulator Might Allow Xbox 2
Backwards Compatibility

QuickTransit Emulator Might Allow Xbox 2
Backwards Compatibility 09/13/2004 10:57 AM

Leander from Cult of Mac/Wired has a story about a new Silicon Valley startup - wow, been a while since I've typed that - that is claiming to have developed a sort of super-emulator that will allow code written for one platform to work seamless on a variety of other platforms. One of Transitive's (the people who make the QuickTransit software) example uses?

Wiederhold said QuickTransit will allow the next-generation Xbox (which will have a Mac-like PowerPC chip) to run first-generation Xbox software (which was written for an Intel chip).

Microsoft poo-poos Xbox 2 backwards
compatibility 'fiction'

Microsoft poo-poos Xbox 2 backwards
compatibility 'fiction' 06/22/2004 03:25 PM
The Register Jun 22 2004 8:15PM GMT

"80211b News"

"80211b News" 12/22/2003 03:19 AM

EA Goes Xbox Live

EA Goes Xbox Live 05/12/2004 03:49 PM
The latest agreement fortifies EA and Microsoft's position in online gaming.

Xbox Live Downtime

Xbox Live Downtime 04/19/2004 12:33 PM
It was revealed on the official Xbox forums recently that Xbox Live will be experiencing some downtime soon for the ongoing Tsunami update. The downtime, which will take place on Wednesday, April 21, 2004 at 6:01am(PT), is expected to last for 24 hours.

(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know
About Xbox Live

(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know
About Xbox Live 07/23/2004 01:09 PM
Who is Major Nelson and what's he have to do with Microsoft's Xbox Live gaming service? Check out ActiveWin's Q&A with Xbox Live's director of programming.

Madden '05, Xbox Live

Madden '05, Xbox Live 08/11/2004 11:08 PM
Blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com - Wed Aug 11, 08:22 pm GMT

Xbox Live: hottest weekend ever

Xbox Live: hottest weekend ever 11/06/2003 01:32 PM
Xbox Live, the world's most intense unified online gaming service, just hosted its hottest weekend ever. This past Sunday, November 2, Xbox Live set new usage records. On that day, 83,652 unique users spent 262,268 hours on the service -- or more than three hours per user. Sunday's most-played Xbox Live game was "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3" with 24,478 gamers signing in for battle. At one point, 6,731 gamers played the game simultaneously.

Xbox Live Tops 1 Million

Xbox Live Tops 1 Million 07/16/2004 10:27 PM
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Microsoft hopeful for Xbox Live

Microsoft hopeful for Xbox Live 01/09/2004 09:57 PM
During his keynote speech at the Digital Games Conference in Las Vegas, the head of the Xbox division, Robbie Bach, stated his hopes for the Live service to collect its millionth customer this June. The service notched up around a million game sessions a day over the 5-day Christmas period, a really rather healthy number especially when compared to the average of 1.5 million sessions a week.

Xbox Live Running Out Of GamerTags?

Xbox Live Running Out Of GamerTags? 07/08/2004 08:37 AM
Emails being sent to gamers with similar GamerTags. A blurb over at Boomtown seems to hint that Xbox Live is running into problems with similar GamerTags, and even going to the point of asking gamers to change them. "As a loyal Xbox Live subscriber since the open public beta I thought my GamerTag was pretty safe. I was surprised, then, to receive an e-mail from Microsoft this morning telling me that my GamerTag was very similar to someone else’s and would I mind changing it. Apparently I have ten days to change it and I can claim a free copy of Project Gotham Racing 2 for doing so. It seems that this e-mail has gone out to any subscribers with similar GamerTags to other subscribers." -Jonathan Lane (LordDestroyer).

EA, Eidos Have No Plans for Xbox Live

EA, Eidos Have No Plans for Xbox Live 03/15/2003 10:47 AM

Nintendo patents Xbox Live

Nintendo patents Xbox Live 08/20/2004 07:45 PM
Nintendo has been granted a patent for online gaming. Reading the patent description, the description looks a lot like the Xbox Live.

Xbox Live receives update

Xbox Live receives update 04/23/2004 06:40 AM
Computer Buyer Apr 23 2004 10:48AM GMT

Xbox Live to go offline for upgrade

Xbox Live to go offline for upgrade 04/16/2004 07:37 PM
Microsoft's online gaming service for its video game console will be offline for about 24 hours starting at 6 a.m. PDT Wednesday, to allow the company to upgrade services.

Tsunami Set to Flood Xbox Live with New
Features

Tsunami Set to Flood Xbox Live with New
Features 04/24/2004 09:29 PM

Xbox Live signs up games giant

Xbox Live signs up games giant 05/11/2004 05:03 AM
Microsoft announces a deal to bring Electronic Arts' games to Xbox Live, as it reveals a release date for Halo 2.

Xbox Live hits million milestone

Xbox Live hits million milestone 07/16/2004 10:27 PM
News.bbc.co.uk - Fri Jul 16, 06:02 pm GMT

Xbox Live Service: 1 Million Served

Xbox Live Service: 1 Million Served 07/19/2004 04:40 PM

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Xbox Live Mystery Gamer Tonight

Xbox Live Mystery Gamer Tonight 04/12/2005 05:26 PM
Microsoft has just informed us that you can play Race with Xbox VP J Allard! He’ll be playing PGR® 2 from 5:00 to 6:30 P.M. (Pacific).

Electronic Arts embraces Xbox Live

Electronic Arts embraces Xbox Live 05/11/2004 06:30 AM
CNET May 11 2004 10:54AM GMT

Microsoft Unveils Xbox Live Videophone

Microsoft Unveils Xbox Live Videophone 05/11/2004 07:49 AM
Just a quick "in case you've been under a rock update" to say that today is the first day of E3, which means we might be a little more game hardware-heavy than usual. That's a good thing, though! It's like Christmas! Anyway, it looks like Microsoft's adding a videophone/videochat service...

Xbox Live Reaches 1 Million Users

Xbox Live Reaches 1 Million Users 07/15/2004 10:00 PM
Microsoft has signed up more than 1 million users to its Xbox Live online gaming service - a feat the software giant boasts it has accomplished in less time than HBO, America Online and TiVo. Formerly known by the moniker Tsunami during its beta phases, the new Xbox Live service has inundated users with features like online storage, virtual tournaments, the ability to send in-game voice messages and organize into teams, as well as integration with MSN Messenger.

Xbox Live roster hits 1 million

Xbox Live roster hits 1 million 07/15/2004 12:04 PM
Microsoft's online gaming service for its Xbox console reaches a key subscriber milestone.

Belkin Goes MIMO

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