Funai Electric announced that it will continue to be the exclusive licensee for Philips consumer televisions and video products in North America, Mexico and select Latin American countries.
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USITC Targets Blu-ray Majors in Patent Investigation
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) announced that it will investigate a complaint filed by Walker Digital alleging that Blu-ray Disc (BD) players manufactured by Panasonic, Samsung, LG, Sony, Pioneer and others infringe a patent owned by the private research and development lab.
LCD TV Makers to Ramp Up Production
DisplaySearch announced that LCD TV brands and OEM/ODM makers plan to increase their Q3 2011 production in order to meet demand for the upcoming holiday season.
Rovi Licenses Patents to Funai
Rovi Corporation announced that it has licensed its interactive program guide (IPG) and parental control patents to Funai.
Panasonic and XpanD Forge 3D Eyewear Specification
Panasonic and XpanD announced their new M-3DI specification, which details a common communication protocol between 3D active-shutter eyewear products and 3D-capable TVs, front projectors, computers and cinema systems.
LCD TV Brands Cautious About Q1 Production
DisplaySearch announced that the major LCD TV brands have lowered their first quarter 2011 production plans.
Funai Launches Philips Blu-ray 3D and Portable Players
The P&F subsidiary of Funai Electric announced that it is introducing the Philips wireless HDMI BDP7580 Blu-ray 3D and PB9013 dual-screen portable Blu-ray Disc (BD) players at CES 2011 in Las Vegas.
VUDU to Stream 3D Movies
VUDU announced that it will begin instant streaming of 3D movies to select 3D-capable HDTVs and Blu-ray Disc (BD) players.
CloudTV Coming to Funai TVs and Blu-ray Players
Funai Electric Co., Ltd. and ActiveVideo Networks announced an agreement in principle for Funai to integrate ActiveVideo’s CloudTV platform into selected televisions and Blu-ray Disc (BD) players.
100 Devices Serve Up BLOCKBUSTER On Demand
Blockbuster Inc. announced that its BLOCKBUSTER On Demand service is available on more than 100 devices – including Blu-ray Disc (BD) players, televisions, smartphones, DVRs and digital media adapters.
