Sree Advice: Accessories For Your Flat-Panel TV
By Shree Sreenivasan
January 31, 2008 - So, you got a flat-panel TV. You're all set for this Sunday's Super Bowl, right? Well there are some accessories you might want to consider getting ... (View Web Page and Video Clip)
HDTV Podcast
By The HT Guys
April 6, 2007 - The HT Guys discuss what might happen in the DVD server market now that Kaleidescape has put their legal struggles behind them, including devices like the T2 Media Server from Interact-TV (discussed about halfway through the podcast) ... (Listen to Podcast)
Multi-Media Server with Mega Memory
By Darryl Wilkinson
March 26, 2007 - Bigger is always better, at least when it comes to hard drives - or so thinks Interact-TV. The Linux-based digital-entertainment-device and media-server maker is introducing the company's new T2 Media Server that boasts over 2.25 Terabytes of storage capability. The T2 is a Linux Media Center that includes ... (Read Article)
MyTelly HD, the Media Server with Everything but the Kitchen Sink
By The Online Reporter
February 1, 2007 - Interact-TV has a snazzy-looking Linux-based media server called MyTelly HD that, in addition to a long list of media server features, also supports high-definition video. It's got ... (Read Article)
MyTellyHD: A Linux-based Media Server from Interact-TV
By Jolly
February 1, 2007 - Interact-TV has taken the media center to a whole new world after they have released a Linux-based media server device that the company is calling as MyTellyHD. The device features a super slim and compact space age design and boasts a full load of outstanding features. The detailed features of this device are ... (Read Article)
Interact-TV unveils MyTellyHD Linux-based media server
By Darren Murph
January 31, 2007 - While Interact-TV is no stranger to the media center arena, the company is taking a diversion from its previous PMP / storage-based offerings to unveil a fully-featured Linux-based media center for your AV rack. Aside from sporting a sleek, almost space-aged design, the unit can ... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Launches Linux-based HD Media Center
By TechDigs.net
January 31, 2007 - Interact-TV today announced MyTellyHD, a fanless $899 Linux-based HD media center with upscaled 720p output and Gigabit Ethernet. Not taking the boring route when it comes to industrial design, MyTellyHD includes... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Unveils MyTellyHD Media Server
By Rachel Cericola
January 30, 2007 - For those of you that have a TiVo or some other digital video recorder, you know there’s no turning back. So how can you upgrade to HD to accommodate that huge, pricey TV you’ve scrimped and saved for?
TiVo recently announced their high-def unit, and now Interact-TV has something to entice Linux fans. The MyTellyHD is ... (Read Article)
Interact-TV ships 720p-capable Linux media server
By Electronista
January 30, 2007 - Interact-TV this morning revealed the MyTellyHD media hub. As the latest upgrade to its HTPC line, the HD edition is able to play native 720p video through its component output and will upscale any non-native content to the higher resolution. The updated hub ... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Adds RAID To Media Servers
By Richard Baguley
August 21, 2006 - I'm betting that like most people, you don't back up your digital media. That lovingly compiled collection of ripped Anime? Destroyed faster than Tokyo in a nuclear war if your hard drive dies. Interact-TV has your back: they've just announced MediaSafe, an option on their Telly MC1200 and TellyRAID home media servers that ... (Read Article)
Interact-TV’s TellyRAID serves 2TB of TV
By Gadgets RSS
June 12, 2006 - If the joys of prime time serial dramas such as 24, Lost and Desperate Housewives are proving a bit taxing on that garden variety DVR or WMCE of yours, it might be time to bump your storage with a bit of NAS action. Luckily, Interact-TV has an incredibly pricey solution to your woes, which doesn’t just bump your storage, but includes a whole DVR/DVD/CD managing system ... (Read Article)
The Age Of The Personal Media Player Is Upon Us
By Guy Wright
January 23, 2006 - Last year at CES we saw the first generation portable media players that didn’t do much more than show picture files and play MP3 audio. At this year’s show there was a whole new wave of PMPs from dozens of companies and they’ve gotten a lot more sophisticated... (Read Article)
The TravelTelly PMP from Interact-TV
By Engadget
January 6, 2006 - Interact-TV, maker of highly non-portable DVRs, is taking it portable with their new TravelTelly PMP. It brings a 3.5-inch display, "DVD quality playback," (though we're pretty sure you'll only get the full 720x480 resolution when you're outputting to a TV) a 20GB HDD, and USB... (Read Article)
Bridging the PC-TV Gulch
By Steve Morgenstern
I have roughly 4,000 songs, 1,200 photos and several hours of edited video stored on my computer's hard drive; a virtual garden of digital delights, as long as I'm sitting in front of the PC. But my home office is no place to share this bounty with family and friends. I'd much rather pipe the pictures and tunes down to the living room, where there's a big-screen TV, a surround-sound stereo system, and no... (Read Article))
How to Create Digital Bliss
By ARA
September, 2005 - The sea of information and entertainment in our homes can be overwhelming. With digital cameras, digital music players such as the iPod and Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) such as TiVo, homeowners are downloading, storing and consuming media like never before. But all those files and gadgets can lead to digital madness...(Read Article)
Digital Media Device Maker Migrates to Linux
By Tina Gasperson
May 24, 2005 - Interact-TV(TM) , a digital media management company based in Westminster, Colo., uses a custom Linux operating system built on Fedora Core as the base for its digital television servers. As a result of his experiences with Linux and other open source software on the production floor, CEO Ken Fuhrman has fired his Web host, fired up some Red Hat servers, and created a custom Web-based engineering environment along with StarOffice and Linux for administrative desktops.... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Leverages Linux To Advance Robust Entertainment Server Features
By LinuxElectrons
April 26, 2005 - Expanding with Linux into the mainstream, Interact-TV™ , a leading developer of home entertainment servers, is leveraging recent Linux advancements to drive forward the underlying power, stability and features of its Telly Home Entertainment Server™ line..... (Read Article)
TheSUBWAY.com Announces Its Stock Market Standouts List for Tuesday, April 26, 2005: ITVI, HPQ, ORCL, PMCS
By CNET News.com
April 26, 2005 - TheSUBWAY.com announces the following stocks to its Stock Market Standouts List: Interact-TV Inc. (ITVI - news)... (Read Article)
Interact-TV TeraTelly GS1250 gets dual-layer DVD burning
By Donald Melanson
March 11, 2005 - Interact-TV will soon be shipping their TeraTelly GS1250 digital entertainment server with a dual-layer, multi-format DVD/CD burner (it previously only came with a DVD-ROM drive, ya dig?). So now when you've somehow managed to filled up all 1.2 terabytes of storage (you gotta love you some TV), you can easily back it up to DVDs instead of having to first transfer it to a PC for burning. No word yet on how much extra it's going to cost, but if you're dropping a couple of grand on a terabyte of storage to begin with, does it really matter? (Read Article)
Interact-TV Unveils Telly DVD Recorder for Long Term Digital Media Storage
By QSChina
March 10, 2005 - Telly Users Can Archive Recorded Programs on DVD to Save or to Share... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Launches TeraTelly 1.2TB Home Theater Server
By David Chait
December 2, 2004 - Wow. Now every kid on the block can have a terabyte of storage at their beck and call!
Don’t let the slim enclosure fool you – this isn’t your ordinary HTPC. While Interact-TV has been selling their Telly home theater PCs pretty well, they just upped the ante. They have taken their higher-end chassis and decked it out with 1.2 Terabytes of hard-drive storage space, enough so that you’ll never have to delete a picture, song, or video for a very, very long time (okay, except if you’ve slurping down hi-def feeds!)... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Announces Affordable 1.2 Terabyte Home Entertainment Server
By LinuxElectrons
December 2, 2004 - Interact-TV™ , a leading developer of home entertainment servers, today expands its Telly Home Entertainment Server line by introducing the new TeraTelly model GS1250 with 1.2 Terabytes of digital media storage in a compact device ideal for any stereo cabinet or entertainment center... (Read Article)
I’m Dreaming of . . . Aluminum for Christmas
By Aluminum Now
November/December, 2004 - It’s almost that time of the year again. Instead of a lump of coal, why not stuff the stockings with one of these gifts?.. (Read Article)
Linux Home Entertainment Server Gains Media Adapter
By LinuxDevices
September, 2004 - A vendor of Linux-based home entertainment servers has announced that its flagship product now supports an inexpensive media adapter. Interact-TV says its Telly server supports the $200 Slim Devices Squeezebox, a small, WiFi-enabled gadget that uses a number of open source software packages....(Read Article)
Meet ‘TELLY MC1200’, A Home Media Server
By Mavromatic
August 11, 2004 - I have to give props to Interact-TV for choosing such a catchy name for their new media server. Telly. The name reminds me of a fellow Greek, the late Telly Savalas, which played Kojak. You know that New York Detective known for his shiny bald head. Anyways, the Telly takes off where the other DVRs stop… yes, it can pause and records live TV, but the Telly can also store and manage entire video, DVD and music libraries, burn CDs, and store and show off digital photos on the living room... (Read Article)
Converging in the Desert
By Chris Chiarella for Home Theater Magazine
June, 2004 – The Consumer Electronics Show is sort of the Super Bowl of our industry ... Taking another big step away from the PC and closer to traditional CE products, the Telly home entertainment server from Interact-TV incorporates the company's Linux-based EOS Media Platform, designed and built to be all about digital entertainment in its many forms: broadband Internet, cable/satellite television, and digital audio and video... (Read Article)
Managing Your Digital Media
By Tom Goldberg for Home Toys eMagazine
June, 2004 – There is little doubt that, in the long run, managing digital media in the home will become an ever more important part of our lives, and products to aid in that effort will become ever more common... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Debuts Small-Footprint Home Entertainment Server
By Tracy Sweadlow for InteractiveTV Today
January 26, 2004 - At the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Westminster, Colorado-based home entertainment systems provider, Interact-TV, debuted its small-footprint (15" wide, 4.5" tall, and 11.5" deep) Telly MC800 Home Entertainment Server. ... (Read Article)
Interact TV's Rockin Telly
By Scott Kipp
December 19th, 2003 - I've had two meetings now with Interact TV. These entertainment industry veterans have some great Linux-based entertainment servers for sale... (Read Article)
Interact-TV Introduces New ‘Telly’ Home Entertainment Server
By BestStuff.com
December 18, 2003 – Interact-TV (OTC:ITVI), a leading innovator in home entertainment technology, announced today it will introduce the Telly model MC800 Home Entertainment Server at CES 2004 (Booth: Silver Exhibits, #70546). At $749 (MSRP), the new unit is the most affordable home entertainment server on the market today. It also features several upgrades including a sleeker, more compact design that easily fits into virtually any home entertainment center... (Read Article)
Linux-based home entertainment server shrinks in size, price
By Linux Devices
December 4, 2003 - Interact-TV has introduced a less expensive version of its embedded Linux and open source software based "Telly" home entertainment server. The $699 Telly model MC800 provides broadband Internet, cable and satellite TV, digital audio and video entertainment, and digital home networking. It features a sleeker, more compact case than its predecessor, the $899 MC1000... (Read Article)
Telly MC800 Home Entertainment Server
By eHome Upgrade
December, 2003 - Interact-TV, the maker of the Linux-based Telly MC1000 Home Entertainment Server, will soon be launching (possibly by Dec. 8th) the new, more compact Telly MC800 model--$749 base price. Besides the obvious reduction in size (measuring 15-inches wide by 4.5-inches high by 11.5-inches deep), the MC800 has also been optimized for lower noise output--making it ideal for most rooms in the house.. (Read Article)
Couch Hacker - GIZMOS Reviews
By Shoshana Berger for Business 2.0
October, 2003 - Never mind programming the VCR - why not reprogram your entire entertainment system? The Telly MC1000 is a Linux-based digital hub that combines broadband internet, cable or satellite TV, CD/DVD playback and recording, an IR remote and wireless keyboard, networking ports and an 80 GB drive for as much as 60 hours of digital video recording... (Read Article)
Time for Telly - Technology News & Notes
By Cal Clinchard for Smart Computing
October, 2003 - If you passed on TiVo because you didn't want to pay monthly subscription fees for TV listings, and if you passed on Media Center PCs because you didn't want to invest $1,500 or more in what is essentially a Windows XP Computer with glitzy multimedia features, Interact TV's Telly MC1000 Home Entertainment Server might be just what you are looking for... (Read Article)
Tux on the Telly: An Open DVR Product
By Brian Proffitt for LinuxPlanet
July 31, 2003 - In a world where hardware vendors erect very stringent walls to protect their precious products from being modified, customized, or otherwise hacked, it is a bit refreshing to hear about a company that wants people to be able to do all of those things to its product. And the pleasure factor goes way up when you take into account the fact that the product is really, really cool... (Read Article)
ITX-based PC Attempts to Solve the Media Client Problem
By Dave Salvator for Extreme Tech
June 18, 2003 - ... However, two companies are currently plowing ahead, developing media PCs using the EPIA M10000: Interact-TV's Linux-based Telly and OneBox's Media Center PC, which despite its name, does not use Windows XP Media Center. The boxes are priced at $900 and $1,000, respectively, and as such, they are a good bit more expensive than our $400 target price. But because you use them as both media client and server – storing all your digital media on their internal hard drives, some of this additional cost can be justified... (Read Article)
VIA makes mainboard for Telly
By Bill Heaney
October 21,2002 - Taiwan's high-tech manufacturers are helping to build the newest generation of devices that will bring home-entertainment services together in one box... (Read Article)
