IPTVision > Hands-Off: IPTV For Xbox 360, Peter Moore Cries

http://www.kotaku.com [Kotaku, the Gamer’s Guide] After my first meeting with the folks from Microsoft (I'll be recounting them all in reverse order) I was offered a demo of the new IPTV software and a chance to check out the currently live Video Marketplace. While the former was one of those products I was marginally interested in just yesterday, Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg and Peter Moore did an excellent job selling me on the service.

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http://gamerscoreblog.com [Gamerscoreblog.com] Gamerscore Blog : Peter Moore Confronts The Elite 8: "SaveRating": function(id, rating, clientCallBack) { return Ajax_CallBack('CommunityServer.Blogs.Controls.BlogRatePost', id, 'SaveRating', [rating], clientCallBack, false, false, false, true,'/team/archive/2006/08/04/536593.aspx?Ajax_CallBack=true');}

http://blog.wired.com [Blog.wired.com] Game|Life: Dean Takahashi -- and this is a man who knows his Xbox, having written two books on the subject -- says that Microsoft has yet another announcement for CES regarding Xbox 360. Apparently, after patting themselves on the back for moving ten million units, they'll announce that the console will, later this year, be usable as a set-top box for IPTV.

http://www.gearlive.com [Gearlive.com] The Bleeding Edge 013: Interview: Microsoft’s Peter Moore | Gear Live: Moore (five minutes late) and see other bloggers (including tech heavyweight Chris Pirillo ), Block mumbles, "Oh, this isn't an exclusive." You can hear him five minutes into this video on tech blog Gear Live. No worries.

[Xbox360fanboy.com] Xbox 360 hits 10.4 Mil, IPTV imminent, probably - Xbox 360 Fanboy: Coming from a recently vaporized post on Dean Takahashi's website (it was dated January 7), Microsoft is expected to announce that they have reached and surpassed their oft promised goal of shipping 10 million units by the end of 2006. The actual number is expected to be 10.4 million.

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