Digital 5 - Empowering Entertainment

Enabling Secure Multimedia Streaming - Enjoy videos, music & photos anywhere throughout your connected home.

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Marketplace Reviews

9 / 10
"The style and form of the player are great as is the usability. Top Marks."

Customer Product Showcase

Gateway Connected DVD:
enabled by Digital 5 technology

Music, photo and video from your PC to your entertainment system through your home network

8.3/10

"...for about the same street price -- Gateway's gives you a superior remote and a much more attractive body"

07.01.03

Digital 5 technology enables OEMs and ODMs to bring to market digital media devices that are able to distribute and playback audio, video and photo content . Currently, Digital 5 technologies have enabled consumer electronics devices such as connected DVD players, audio adapters, digital media adapters and more.

Digital 5s interoperable, UPnP compliant media streaming and management technology is Intel® NMPR-validated and includes DTCP-IP link Protection Technology to deliver premium entertainment content throughout the connected home.

Digital 5 technology is designed to enable the streaming of premium content services from AOL, MusicMatch, Napster, vTuner, RealStarz!, Movielink, RealRhapsody and more.

Features:

Digital Home UPnP Interoperability
Media Streaming and Management
Premium Content Protection and Delivery
Support Industry DRM Content Protection
Intel® NMPR-validated Software
DTCP-IP link Protection Technology

Recent News

	Digital 5 Collaborates with Sigma on Multimedia Reference Platform
	DIGITAL 5 ENABLES NETGEAR WIRELESS DIGITAL MEDIA PLAYER

Upcoming Events

CES 2005 LasVegas, NV
January 6 9, 2005
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Quotes

"Intel is pleased to be working with Digital 5 to implement the ability to transfer premium video content over Digital Transmission Content Protection over IP (DTCP-IP) link protection technology. DTCP-IP-enabled platforms, have greater flexibility in accessing and distributing content within a networked home environment."

Kevin Corbett
vice president and chief technology officer, Intel's Desktop Platforms Group.