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About this time, Boyer met Ray Henson -- a former software engineer at Intel who frequented Boyer`s coffee shop in Lakewood.

In exchange for free hot chocolate, Henson offered his expertise. Together, they pushed forward with the concept, tackling the most complex software and hardware issues. One of the biggest involved licensing content from Hollywood studios.

``We went to the movie people and they said we are not about to put our first releases on a portable device and then have it show up all over Hong Kong,`` recalls Henson, who came up with a way to encrypt the videos for replay.

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“Working with Ray Henson, vice president and chief technology officer of APS, we have customized our video technology platform to be the world’s first portable VOD In-Flight Entertainment product,” said e.Digital’s senior vice president of research and development, Atul Anandpura. “Our engineers have expanded e.Digital’s MicroOS™ platform to add secure video playback technology through the development of proprietary encryption and hardware.”