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Forrester reports that by next year the average consumer will need approximately 300GB (Gigabytes) of storage to accomodate all of their digital music, photos, etc. By 2011, the amount increases to about twice that.
Red Atom Networks can help you now by providing both storage and the means to enjoy your digital assets around the house. Contact us to get started.
The Death of In-Store Rentals - A new survey from CinimaNow suggest a gloomy future for the brick and mortar rental scene.
Neil Young Hates the iPod - The aging rocker says that Apple has contributed to the dumbing down of music.
A recent issue of "Home Electronic Ideas" [from the Editors of Electronic House Magazine] presented 'Awesome Electronics for Every Room'. It offers several ideas by room for well connecting your home. To give you some of the Best Bet ideas, the summary is as follows:
TV/PC Becoming Main Music Sources - According to a new study, music fans are looking to the computer and TV to enjoy audio.
ehomeupgrade.com has an article, "Global Home Server Market Poised for Rapid Growth", that discusses a report which positions the Home Server market for rapid growth.
With the advent of digital photography, we take hundreds if not thousands of photos every year. We sort through and select only the absolute best for display. With the price of LCD displays at commodity prices, why not leverage your home's infrastructure to create slideshows of your latest family vacation or digital best?
Microsoft Vista Media Center has come a long way. It is a stable and reliable whole-home entertainment platform. Media Center Extenders (MCX) extend the complete experience currently to up to 5 additional HDTV's [if the 6th is the Media Center itself]. MCX's have been coming out from everyone from Niveus Media, HP and Samsung to Linksys and D-Link.
Many people don't know what's possible with technology in their home or business. Many also think that it isn't an affordable luxury. Red Atom Networks has several demos, whitepapers, videos, brochures and website links on our resources page to help with your creative ideas.
The Jetsons were the average family of the future in the 1960's cartoon, "The Jetsons". Everyone had flying cars, home automation systems, moving walkways and housekeeping robots. George and Jane Jetson had the same social and economic pressures as everyone else- they were 'keeping up with the Joneses'.
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