Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts

Saturday, April 21, 2007

Microsoft Windows for Home Programs

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Microsoft is rolling out two beta programs that are aimed for home users.

The first one is for Windows Home Server.

windows home server
The program requires having
  • two or more PCs,
  • a broadband connection and router,
  • and a spare PC or server that can be dedicated to Windows Home Server software.
In order to participate you will have to answer initial survey and based on your results Microsoft will contact you (or not) with the next steps.


The second one is for Windows Media Center.

windows media center
The application process consists of a series of questions that are required for participation in the beta program. Once they receive your application, it will be reviewed for consideration.

Only the chosen will be contacted via e-mail by May 31, 2007.

Monday, March 19, 2007

RayV seeks beta testers

RayV
RayV is a US based startup, with corporate office in NY and an R&D center in Tel Aviv.


About the company:

"RayV is about changing the way we perceive TV.
We developed proprietary internet protocols forming a generic grid network, enabling anyone to broadcast LIVE TV to an unlimited amount of concurrent viewers at zero cost."

What are they doing:

"RayV is bringing choice to the TV experience.
Just imagine, instead of viewing a news footage of a big network, you could actually watch and listen to people who are living the moment, somewhere in the world. Imagine watching a live football match from the Coach's angle, a live rock concert on the other side of the globe, or even your friend’s wedding you couldn’t attend."

This is a young company that you can join as full time employee, but also as a beta tester. If you want to apply use their online form. You will only be required to enter your name and email, and verify the Captcha.