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Leipzig GC'07: SCEE Reveals Go! Video-On-Demand News
Chris Leyton
22/08/2007
Sky partnership bears fruit with the roll-out of video-on-demand PSP service...
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe provided further details on its collaboration with Sky Broadcasting during the Leipzig Games Convention. Available on a pay-per-view basis, Go! allows you to download video content straight to the PSP or transfer downloaded content to a PC.
In a thinly veiled swipe at Microsoft, SCEE promises the Go! branded video service to commence "with a rich selection of high quality entertainment", when it launches during 2008, primarily in the UK and Ireland. Marking the first time that Sky have offered video content through a non-branded service, the choice of programs available will include content from the full span of Sky's programming normally only available to subscribers, spanning sports, entertainment, movies, music and animation. In addition, Sky will also be working with third-parties to expand upon the original service,
"Both truly mobile and with a best in class high-quality screen, PSP delivers a great on-the-move video experience. Working with such a well known content brand, we will be able to offer PSP owners access to the best in cross-genre Sky content, available through the first official video download service. This really will make PSP the standout all-in-one portable gaming, video and music device", commented David Reeves, President of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe.
James Murdoch, Chief Executive Officer, BSkyB, adds: "Sky and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe have complementary strengths in content, marketing and technology. Together, we're ideally placed to make portable, on-demand TV a reality. Alongside our existing services for PCs and mobile phones, this is another example of how we're working to give more choice, flexibility and control to customers. The quality of the PSP's screen and its substantial reach among 2 million users in the UK and Ireland makes it a natural extension to our multi-platform strategy."
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SD stuff on the Blu-ray discs for PSP viewing.
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the same size as the Orignal psp but with a hard drive! get the word out maybe they will he... [ Read full comment... ]
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