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A typical user would have to play about 284 hours - nearly 12 full days - to consume Comcast’s 250-gigabyte cap. OnLive says it would be difficult for its users to exceed the monthly bandwidth caps that Internet service providers are increasingly placing on their subscribers. He later sold WebTV to Microsoft for more than $500 million. “It’s the last console you’ll need,” said Perlman, a former principal scientist at Apple who in 1995 co-founded WebTV, bringing Internet access to TV sets. Each channel can drive a 2load for long periods of time, without overheating. In a recent demonstration, OnLive showed off “Crysis,” a complex shooter game that’s currently only available for PCs, played on a TV set through the little “console” and on a Mac laptop. The MAC 2.2 2-Channel 1500W Power Amplifier from Alto Professional is a rugged 2U rackmountable, fan-cooled unit that provides robust live sound output even when used in heavy-duty applications. Through a “MicroConsole” about the size of a cassette tape, OnLive’s service will also be available for television sets. This also means OnLive’s service can work on older computers, even those without a graphics processing unit that has until now been an essential component of gaming. OnLive’s technology gets around that limitation with a new form of compression that lets its game servers communicate with players over broadband connections in real time. That has meant video games needed to be played on consoles packed with computing power, like the Xbox or the PlayStation, or downloaded to personal computers that could process some of the data that enabled games to run. This has not been possible before, because unlike with music and movies, which can be compressed - or put into smaller files that are more easily transferred online - before being streamed, video games are interactive and require instant responses. Palo Alto startup to unveil streamed video gaming – The Mercury News
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