Cory Booth, a Human Factors Engineer in
Intel’s User Experience Group, explains (above) why Intel cares about our digital entertainment experience and shows off some cool futuristic TV channel changing technology to help make our viewing more engaging.People want the power of the Internet on their TV – but not necessarily the Internet experience they have now. While consumers are open to the concept of new Internet services and more interactive control, they also tell Intel research teams that they want their TV experience to be uncomplicated and reliable – with no blue screens, driver software or other complications. One of the things consumers like most about TV is that they can just push a button and it works. They also like TV’s flexibility, the way it blends into their lives, and the fact that the TV experience can be shared with others.
Check out more interesting findings about TV viewers they studied in The Changing TV Experience. It’s a must-read for those of you who enjoy following trends in entertainment technology.
[Disclosure: Intel is a sponsor of the January edition of the Hollywood Tubefilter Web Television Meetup.]
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