XstreamHD Full HDTV to your home
XstreamHD launched today and the new company claims to lead a major shift in the distribution of HDTV content to and throughout consumers’ homes.
XstreamHD will challenge the market paradigm by offering consumers unprecedented quality and convenience with the first transport network to deliver Full 1080p HD video and 7.1 channels of lossless audio directly to the home.
”As the HD revolution continues, transport networks are the limiting factor. Their inability to deliver Full HD robs consumers of the ideal home theater experience,” said George Gonzalez, Founder and President of XstreamHD. “XstreamHD’s proprietary technology powers a network, independent of existing infrastructure, which xstreams Full HD video and lossless audio to the home more efficiently than any other existing network.”
XstreamHD’s network utilizes existing geosynchronous satellites to transport HD content to its proprietary media server via a small aperture DTH satellite antenna for distribution to multiple media receivers throughout the home. This new cost effective solution will be unveiled, along with key celebrity and leading industry partnerships, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January 2008.
About XStreamHD
XstreamHD is leading an HD revolution, setting a new standard for the delivery and distribution of Full HD entertainment throughout the home. Privately funded and five years in the making, XstreamHD is led by George Gonzalez, a recognized pioneer in broadband and satellite communications. Mr. Gonzalez’s previous company, iDirect, developed the world’s premier bi-directional satellite broadband router. XstreamHD’s executive team and board of directors include veterans of the Fortune 500 who have been instrumental in shaping the television, entertainment, telecom, and consumer markets. At CES 2008, XstreamHD will unveil the first-ever transport network to deliver Full HD video and 7.1 channels of lossless audio directly to the home via satellite, offering unprecedented quality and convenience.
