amiga-news.de - Amiga Anywhere - Bill McEwen kündigt neue Produktreihe an

13.Mär.2002
Jürgen Lange (ANF) Amiga Anywhere - Bill McEwen kündigt neue Produktreihe an
Mit Amiga Anywhere kündigt Bill McEwen eine neue Produktreihe an, über die Produktion und Vertrieb von Inhalten für die verschiedensten elektronischen Gerätschaften (PDAs, Handies, Set-Top Boxes, Internet Appliances, Desktops, Digitale TVs u.a.) stark vereinfacht werden sollen. 67 Titel sollen bereits verfügbar sein. Lesen Sie im Anschluss die englische Pressemitteilung:

Now Amiga content is available - Anywhere and Everywhere

March 11th, 2002 - Snoqualmie, WA - Amiga, Inc. is pleased to introduce its new line of products, a complete solution for the delivery of content to any type of digital device with the express purpose of enriching the end user experience.

Amiga Anywhere, provides a revolutionary infrastructure for the production and distribution of digital content emphasizing high performance, superb quality, and minimal resource consumption.

With 3,000 developers already signed on, 67 titles available and hundreds more in development, Amiga Anywhere brings developers and consumers together Anywhere and everywhere on any and every digital device.

Through a long term partnership with the Tao Group, Amiga content and services are now available for the vast majority of software platforms including the various flavors of Microsoft Windows, Linux, Embedded Linux, Symbian OS and VxWorks. The software runs unchanged on almost all of the mainstream microprocessor families.

Bill McEwen, Amiga's President and CEO, said, "The Amiga community is renowned world-wide for creating exciting applications. It has a heritage as one of the leaders in the video game industry and film animation. Today, those skills are being used in creating content that can run on almost any digital device and will offer new levels of excitement as we move forward."

"In the two years since Tao and Amiga first began working together, our relationship has progressively tightened," said Francis Charig, Chairman of Tao. "Operators are seeking content that consumers will actually pay for, portable content that runs across a broad range of appliances. Amiga is the first company that has actually got content that fulfills this important objective."

Amiga Anywhere capable devices have instant access to a rapidly growing world of quality applications, exciting content and valuable services. Many existing devices can become Amiga Anywhere capable while several new devices, such as the Nokia MediaTerminal come with that capability as standard, offering a compelling reason for customer purchase. (ps)

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