Tuesday September 26, 5:30 am ET
Arkados System-On-Chip and Firmware Serve as the Universal Platform for Connected Home Applications
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Arkados, Inc., the HomePlug(r) Applications Company, today demonstrated whole-house connectivity incorporating HomePlug powerline communications standards at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco. The whole-house security and audio demonstrations include the popular Internet radio application, streaming music direct-to-speaker with no computer required. Arkados' AI-1100 system-on-chip (SoC) serves as the versatile platform upon which hundreds of HomePlug-compliant audio, video, security and home efficiency applications can be designed. The demonstration can be viewed at the HomePlug Alliance Community in the IDF Technology Showcase.
On the heels of receiving HomePlug Alliance certification last month for the company's dual-board Internet radio design, the company today also announced the availability of a single-board design. The Internet radio Direct-to-Speaker reference design improves the user experience by providing robust HomePlug connectivity and ease of use in one package. One side of the device connects to a stereo receiver or powered speakers, while the other side sends and receives data through the HomePlug powerline network.
``The beauty of our SoC solution lies in its versatility and programmability, not only for audio and security applications as we're demonstrating here at IDF, but also for everything from IPTV to surveillance cameras to gaming,'' said Oleg Logvinov, Arkados president and CEO. ``From a single, universal platform, we're in effect enabling the entire powerline-driven connected home.''
IDF runs from September 26-28 at the Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco, Calif.; more information can be found at http://www.intel.com/idf/us/fall2006. Product briefs on both the AI-1100 system-on-chip and the Internet radio reference design are available at http://www.arkados.com/productbriefs.html.
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