''It’s got the same encryption and core software as Bluebox, the same Microsoft PC platform and a six-hour battery. And with that small screen size you can apply more compression, so we’ve got room for 40-50 films.”

''The studios see Bluebox as a safe platform for their content because it features multiple levels of encryption and digital rights management (DRM), Brown says. “Content is encrypted at the film labs using our Microsoft DRM packaging software. It’s then assembled on our BCL and downloaded to the devices, where it is stored on the hard disc in a fully encrypted and hidden file format. What’s more, if the disc is removed it will not play on any other device. Such end-to-end security makes the studios comfortable.”

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doni - I understand your thoughts on our battery advantages of controling the editing features via flash; lets hope we can pin the tale on the dinkeys who are doing it within the upper level OS.

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