Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

[Countryboy]

Wave part of Powersville?

INTERVIDEO'S WINDVD RECORDER A PART OF INTEL'S POWERSVILLE CONCEPT PLATFORM

InterVideo's DVD-Playing And DVD-Recording Software A Key Part Of Intel's 2004 Concept Platform


FREMONT, Calif.--February 18, 2003--InterVideo, Inc. today announced that WinDVD Recorder, its DVD recording and playback software, will be an integral part of Intel's new Powersville Concept Platform. The Powersville Concept Platform, which was unveiled at the Intel Developer Forum, demonstrates key experiences that desktop PCs will deliver for corporate and consumer markets in 2004.

The Powersville Concept Platform demonstrates a vision for the next generation of the "Extended PC" concept that focuses on the ability of users to access and enjoy digital media (music, photos, videos, and TV), both locally and remotely, from a computer. The Powersville Concept Platform includes a digital media adapter prototype that wirelessly connects a television to a home network, allowing users to utilize the power of the PC for multimedia tasks such as recording television and PVR functions, playing music, looking at photos, video editing and much more. This remote viewing capability is enabled by a special version of WinDVD Recorder that supports video streaming. The Powersville Concept Platform also features remote control functionality and a customized GUI (Graphical User Interface) that allows it to be seen and controlled from across the room.

"Intel and InterVideo have a strong track record of working together for consumer and OEM benefit and we are very pleased that Intel has selected WinDVD Recorder as part of the Powersville Concept Platform," said Steve Ro, CEO of InterVideo. "Choosing WinDVD Recorder as part of its concept platform validates InterVideo's rock-solid DVD-playing and DVD-recording technology and recognizes InterVideo's continued leadership in the multimedia software market. The Powersville Concept Platform vision is a great step forward in the convergence of the living room and the den and should be widely adopted by OEMs and ODMs for its unique functionality and ease-of-use."

The Powersville Concept Platform demo with a customized version of WinDVD Recorder is being demonstrated at the San Jose Intel Developers Forum in InterVideo's booth (Booth Number 725).

WinDVD Recorder is a software product that combines the best of two popular InterVideo products: WinDVD, the world's most popular DVD-playing software, and WinDVR, a program that lets users watch and record TV programs with a PC. By combining the functionality of these two products and adding the ability to burn straight to a DVD, WinDVD Recorder enables a host of multimedia possibilities, such as watching DVDs, scheduling and recording favorite TV shows directly to DVD, burning DVDs directly from a camcorder, converting old home movies to DVD and much more.

Security?
http://www.tomshardware.com/business/20030220/idf_2003_2-06.html