These Cablelabs certifications are becoming old hat. In the recent Cert Wave 75, Motorola notched another DOCSIS 3.0 certification win with the SB6121. An update on the SB6120, the new modem has a swankier look and is powered by an Energy Star qualified adapter. Specs include the ability to do channel bonding with four downstream [...]
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Motorola announced Q2 financial results today. Here are some of the highlights from the Home business. In Home, second-quarter sales were $886 million, up 6 percent from the previous quarter. Sales of set-tops increased from the first quarter. Sales of video and access infrastructure also increased from the first quarter and accounted for more than [...]
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Two stories on 3D this week point in opposite directions for the future of the technology. On the one hand, Panasonic introduced a 3D camcorder designed to get consumers interested in producing their own 3D content. Even if it takes a while for the studios to stock their own libraries, the idea is that consumers [...]
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UPDATED: Now with images The multi-room DVR launches continue to roll. Cincinnati Bell is now deploying Motorola’s software-based whole-home DVR solution, giving subscribers access to DVR features on up to eight client boxes over an in-home MoCA network. Unlike other multi-room solutions, the Cincinnati Bell deployment lets users not only watch recordings on non-DVR set-tops, [...]
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Timed to coincide with the Independent Show kicking off today, Motorola has announced a new hosted switched digital video solution for small, independent cable operators. The idea is to provide SDV benefits to operators who don’t have the necessary equipment to do switched digital on their own. In an effort to stay competitive, particularly with [...]
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