DivX NEC Electronics sign licensing deal
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- DivX NEC Electronics sign licensing deal
- DivX lands two more Hollywood studios
- Sony S-Series Walkman Review
- DivX Inc. Q2 2009 Earnings Call Transcript
DivX NEC Electronics sign licensing deal
The Associated Press
said Tuesday it has signed a multiyear licensing agreement with Japanese chip company NEC Electronics Corp. Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal is to integrate DivX’s high-definition technology into NEC chips designed to power Blu-ray players digital televisions and set-top boxes. Shares of DivX rose 10 cents or 2 percent to $5.
DivX lands two more Hollywood studios
Los Angeles Times
has persuaded two more studios — Paramount and Lionsgate — to use its compression and antipiracy technologies on the movies they make available for downloading. DivX has two other nonexclusive deals with major Hollywood studios — it revealed alliances with Sony Pictures in January 2008 and Warner Bros. At its current pace it should have another deal or two to announce in June 2010.
Sony S-Series Walkman Review
Geeky gadgets
ne feature I really liked on the software was the automatic video conversion feature although the S-Series wont play DivX files all you have to do is drag and drop the file to the software and it automatically converts it to a WMV file and then places it on your Walkman I tested this feature with a 700MB DivX file and it took around 25 minutes from start to finish. verall if you are looking for a compact MP3 player which has great video playback and easy to navigate menus and software then I would recommend taking a look at the. The model we tested was the 8GB version which will retail for $109.
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DivX Inc. Q2 2009 Earnings Call Transcript
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LogAndRun(hide_transcript_content); DivX Inc. Just a quick reminder today’s call is being recorded and now at this time I will turn things over to our host Ms. Karen Fisher Vice President of Investor Relations. Please go ahead ma’am. Karen FisherThank you.
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