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The Cable Show 2010: New Product Recap

May 17, 2010 |

Arris Group Inc.
CORWave DW
A dual-density forward optical transmitter intended especially for operators with facility constraints that are planning to add new services, but the device also provides very low power consumption, the company says. It has two transmitters in the space formerly occupied by a single transmitter. Features include: (a) Up to 8 wavelengths in the O-Band optical spectrum; (b) Up to 40km reach in an all-digital environment; (c) Fixed and variable outputs; (d) Flexible wavelength combinations; (e) Optimization for both analog and digital channel loading; (f) Backwards compatible with legacy CHP chassis; (g) Front and rear fiber connections; and (h) Monitoring and management by the CORView Element Management System.

Hitachi Communication Technologies America Inc. (Hitachi-CTA)
10G EPON and 10G DePON Optical Network Units and Linecards
These are new additions for the Salira product line. The company says that 10-Gbit/s DePON offers the combination of high bandwidth, lower cost, and effective service control required for high-volume business and residential services. Docsis over EPON (DePON) gives MSOs the ability to manage and operate EPON networks with their existing Docsis infrastructures, thus preserving the existing investment in Docsis management, servers, applications, and operations. The wavelengths used in 10G-EPON are allocated to ensure coexistence with existing GEPON and RF video to enable support for symmetric 10-Gbit/s ONUs, asymmetric 10/1-Gbit/s ONUs, and symmetric 1-Gbit/s Onus, as well as radio-frequency video overlay on the same optical distribution network.

itaas Inc.
tru2way Twitter Application
Provides Twitter interactive capabilities on tru2way-enabled set-top boxes. Customers who are already using Twitter on their PCs or other devices can view tweets on TV, and can simultaneously view the TV and track Twitter responses.

Nortel Networks Ltd.
Communication Server 2000 (CS 2000)
This is a SIP engine enhancement to the carrier VoIP and multimedia softswitch. The company says that the new centralized SIP engine capability allows service providers to quickly and cost-effectively deliver advanced SIP services and applications to subscribers, including services such as unified communications (UC), Web-based UC collaboration, video and multimedia conferencing, hosted call center, and other services. It allows service providers to deliver SIP and non-SIP communication capabilities across the entire network using one Adaptive Application Engine.

Panasonic
AJAX-CE
This remote user-interface technology uses Asynchronous JavaScript and XML CE. The company is offering this technology to MSOs to establish it as the baseline RUI technology to deliver a rich user interface with minimal integration effort, as it can extend the MSO’s content and services to any device on the home network, the company says.

SeaChange International Inc.
Intelligent Video Platform 2.0
This enhanced multi-screen and over-the-top video solution includes support for Adobe’s new Flash Player 10.1 software and Flash Access 2.0 content protection; integrates Envivio’s 4Caster C42 encoders; and enables HTTP live and on-demand streaming to the Apple iPad.

Zodiac Interactive
PowerUp Advanced Messaging Solution (AMS)
According to the company, this is the first server-based offering to deliver multi-screen, bidirectional connectivity between set-top boxes (STBs) and mobile Internet devices. It is platform agnostic and can incorporate tweets, Facebook updates, RSS feeds, broadcast walled-garden content, and any other applications able to be invoked by addressable set-top box messages.

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