March 22, 2004
A Manifesto For The Digital Home
Experience Liberation For Consumers
by Paul Jackson
with Chris Charron, Charles S. Golvin, Josh Bernoff, Jaap Favier, Iris Cremers
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
The digital home — a single networking environment that allows a household to control and share entertainment, communications, and applications — will liberate consumer experiences from technology shackles. Killer applications will include video distribution, flexible storage, and enriched voice communication. But an explosion in functionality will lead to an explosion in control complexity. A universal, voice-enabled browser will solve this UI complexity and give the digital home mass appeal.
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For this document, we drew on conversations with a number of senior executives from device, media, telecommunications, service, and retail companies over the past year. In addition, we conducted in-depth interviews with 12 companies helping to shape the digital home, including: Apple Computer, ARCHOS, British Telecom, Creative Labs, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Linksys, Microsoft, Philips Electronics, Pure Networks, Sony Electronics, and Thomson. Related Research Documents
January 9, 2004, Brief May 9, 2003, Report
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March 10, 2003, Report January 23, 2003, Report |
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