According to the company, once this last phase is completed, its full IPTV system will be ready for market. The completion of this final phase is approximately 45-60 days.
The company has completed and tested all of the USB security communications and accompanying firmware, secure support servers and associated databases. In regard to Verimatrix, Macrovision and its kernel (which is custom tuned for all of the company’s stream handling and communications with its secure USB device), the set-top box is tested and ready, the company added.
George Stevens, chairman and CEO of AccessKey IP, said: We will now have a total end-to-end IPTV delivery solution based upon our integrated USB technology that no other company in the industry has. Our unique set-top box solution is coming to life and will soon hit the market. To say we are proud of what we have accomplished would be an understatement.
Earlier in December, 2008, AccessKey IP has filed for patent protection in Canada as well as international Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application for its InCharge Inductive Charging Units.
