Canonical to showcase Ubuntu TV at CES
Canonical
on 9 January 2012
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As John Bernard suggested in a previous post, we have an exciting concept design that we will be showcasing at CES and on the web. Ubuntu TV is a vision of how TV will work in the future. With no cables, no boxes and no hassles, the goal is to uncomplicate television for the average viewer while delivering to him or her all the services and options that they are becoming used to.
Ubuntu TV showcased at CES
To give the world a full picture of what we will be demonstrating, we are launching today a dedicated area on the Ubuntu website featuring demos and a world of information on what we have planned in this space. You can see it all now at ubuntu.com/tv
Look out for a series of posts from my colleagues at CES looking at other products we are demonstrating at CES, and the buzz from the showroom floor.
Gerry
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