DivX TV Launches on LG Devices
By Rob Scott
March 7, 2011
March 7, 2011
DivX TV, launched late last year, is another entertainment service available for the “connected” home and mobile electronics. The company has expanded its library to offer more than 10,000 “high-quality videos” including a range of Web content. DivX TV is also customizable, with features such as bookmarks and personalized channels.
For now, the service is exclusive to LG’s Blu-ray products (including BD550, BD570 and BD590 Blu-ray players and LHB335, LHB535 and LHB975 home theater systems).
No word yet on whether DivX TV will tie in to the NetCast service found on LG’s connected products.
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Ten thousand “high-quality videos” from DivX for connected home and mobile devices.
Ten thousand “high-quality videos” from DivX for connected home and mobile devices.
Hmmm my car has this in it’s media section I can’t figure out how I would ever really use it…
I guess (since you can’t use the dash screen while driving) that I could have “drive-in movie” night and bring pop corn to the car…
Hmmm
I’ll pass on this one I think…
Hmmm my car has this in it’s media section I can’t figure out how I would ever really use it…
I guess (since you can’t use the dash screen while driving) that I could have “drive-in movie” night and bring pop corn to the car…
Hmmm
I’ll pass on this one I think…
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