Ringing a bell? You know you've heard of UltraViolet somewhere before, right?
UltraViolet is a DRM. Don't panic. It's the great kind. The kind of DRM that makes us all happy.
Imagine, you buy a BD disc. You scratch it. Game over - you want to watch again, you're gonna need to buy again.
What if you own a BD, but you're on holiday with you're 3G enabled device and you fancy watching said BD? Tough stuff. You're gonna need to buy again to download, or rent a stream.
Picture a world where you can watch you're bought films anywhere. If you buy a Blu-Ray disc, you can watch the disc, stream it online, download a copy to your laptop - get a smaller file for your mobile...
...Sounds great, doesn't it!
Head past the break if you'd like that particular dream to come true.
As you can see above, Asus are launching not just one, but four all new Eee form factors - and you can bet each one will have a variety of options and price points to suit your specific needs.
Head over the link below to see the full spec of these new products. I'll tell you now, it's pretty impressive stuff!
Samsung has developed some new DDR4 memory, using significantly less power - a slated 40% less - during read and write operations than our current DDR3 stuff.
Intel just thwacked out no less that twenty-nine shiny new CPUs, along with ten new chipsets.
Yep, the long anticipated Sandy Bridge has arrived, you can find the specific processors and features available after the break.
Prices range from $117 to $317 plus tax, no word on UK pricing just yet.
Vizio, the US high-end-on-a-budget TV hit, is all set to release 3D TV's to the masses. Just ahead of CES 2011 they have announced a line of 3DTV's using passive glasses, as opposed to the active shutter tech we're accustomed to seeing at the moment, starting at below $300.
