SyncTV Online Video Service Begins Testing

By Geoff Duncan
November 19, 2007

SyncTV has begin testing its own online video service, claiming to offer unlimited downloads of "home theater quality" TV shows.

Pioneer spinoff SyncTV has begun private testing of a new online video service that claims to offer "home theater quality" television programming, with a service based on a new revenue model: users pay only for programming they want to view.

"With SyncTV, we believe we have created an ecosystem which will give you the kind of TV viewing experience that many of you have been looking for since the internet became part of all of our lives," said SyncTV president John Gildred, on the company's Web site. "We think this is a strong starting point and it's only going to get bigger and better from here, with more big-name channels and networks joining the service before too long, plus more supported devices as time goes by."

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