Sigma Designs and Taiwan's Acer will work together to develop set-top boxes that can deliver broadband content, the two companies have announced.
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The box will include Sigma's REALmagic video decoder silicon and drivers, and is being demonstrated at the COMDEX trade show this week.
The companies are targeting the Acer-labeled Advanced STB at consumer electronics companies who want to OEM the device. It's also aimed at telephone companies and Internet service providers that provide broadband access such as DSL.
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Besides advanced video capabilities, the set-top box includes the ability to browse the Web, send and receive e-mail as well as to merge television programming with Internet content, according to the companies.
In a separate announcement, Sigma announced that Liberate's set-top box software now supports REALmagic.
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Sigma, Acer to Develop Broadband Set-Tops