Moxi
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Moxi cuts DVR price to $499, look out, TiVo and Media Center...September. The dual-tuner model's cost is now less than most Media Center PCs and comparable to the cost of a $300 high-def TiVo when the TiVo's monthly fees are factored in (Moxi and Media Centers don't have a service fee). The... In this article: Moxi, TiVo, Paul Allen, and Microsoft |
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TechFlash | November 03, 2009
Paul Allen's Digeo files for Ch. 11
John Cook on Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 1:49pm PST Digeo, the Paul Allen-backed company which developed the Moxi digital video recording device, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The filing comes just over a month after Digeo sold off...
In this article: Bankruptcy, Arris Group, Paul Allen, Vulcan Ventures, The Seattle Times, and Venture capital
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www.washingtonpost.com | January 08, 2007
Digeo to Sell DVRs Directly to Consumers
...video recorders directly to consumers. Until now, the startup backed by Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen supplied its Moxi set-top box technology to a handful of cable TV providers. Beginning in the second half of the year,...
In this article: Paul Allen, Charter Communications Inc., Federal Communications Commission, Microsoft Corp., Las Vegas, and NEW YORK
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Home Theater Magazine | September 24, 2009
Moxi DVR Maker Acquired
...Moxi HD DVR and other products, has been acquired by Arris, an IP technology power. The acquisition may increase Moxi's penetration in the cable sphere. Digeo was founded in 1999 with Paul Allen money. Its current product line includes the...
In this article: TiVo, UltimateTV, DirecTV, Revenue, Fleischmann, Paul Allen, Microsoft, and Kirkland, Washington
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The Seattle Times | September 24, 2009
TV audience may be only winners in Digeo sale
Meanwhile, Digeo's board - which includes Gudorf, Allen and Allen's sister, Jody Patton - met last spring and decided it was time to sell the company or find a strategic partner to get the software into more homes, Gudorf said. This...
In this article: Paul Allen, Microsoft, Nintendo, Adobe, Charter Communications, and Amazon.com
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Paul Allen sells Digeo for $20M to Georgia company
...Allen. Even as the tech industry slumped in the early part of this decade, Allen continued to pour money into Digeo, including the acquisition in 2002 of Moxi, then a high-profile California startup developing digital-media centers. For...
In this article: Paul Allen, Acquirer, Real News, Charter Communications, AT&T, and Microsoft
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More details on Digeo sale: Moxi price cut?
...for everyone except perhaps cable customers. Paul Allen is taking a big loss selling the company for $20 million, after investing more than $110 million in Digeo since he started it in 1999. Arris investors saw their stock fall 8.5...
In this article: Paul Allen, Charter, Amazon.com, Suwanee, and Silicon Valley
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Description from Wikipedia:
The Moxi family of products is made by Digeo®, Inc. a Paul Allen-backed company that provides home entertainment products including digital video recorders (DVR).
The company's flagship product, the Moxi® HD DVR, has been awarded two Emmy® awards for its user interface. The Moxi HD DVR was designed to serve as the hub for whole-home distribution of digital entertainment. Moxi enables consumers to access high definition media, including digital cable programming via CableCARD as well as music, games, photographs on home PCs and the Internet. The Moxi HD DVR is sold directly to consumers at www.moxi.com and via Amazon.com.
Moxi is also available through cable providers, with nearly a half million units deployed to U.S. households to date. Digeo continues to provide Moxi solutions to the cable and IPTV industry, including the licensing of the Moxi platform and services to consumer electronics manufacturers and service providers.
- Name:
- Digeo, Inc.
- Type:
- Private
- Location:
- Kirkland, Washington, USA
- Founded:
- 1999
- Industry:
- Consumer Electronics
- Key People:
- Paul Allen, Chairman; Greg Gudorf, CEO
- Products:
- Moxi HD digital video recorders, Moxi Cable DVR for cable operators, DVR software and hardware
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