Before revision: Release history The platform was originally codenamed East Fork and received some press coverage under this name.Intel readies 'East Fork' digital home PC platform (Tony Smith, The Register, Fri 05 November 2004)Intel to cut Linux out of the content market (Charlie Demerjian, The Inquirer, Fri 15 July 2005)Intel announces 'desktrino' home PC platform (Tony Smith, The Register, Wed 24 August 2005) Viiv Media Server 1.0 was released on January 5, 2006 during the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with initial partner agreements with ESPN, Movielink, T Mobile, TiVo, Yahoo, AOL, Napster, Virgin Records, Gametap, Adobe, Google, DirecTV and Pinnacle.
After revision: Release history The platform was originally codenamed East Fork and received some press coverage under this name.Intel readies 'East Fork' digital home PC platform (Tony Smith, The Register, Fri 05 November 2004)Intel announces 'desktrino' home PC platform (Tony Smith, The Register, Wed 24 August 2005) Viiv Media Server 1.0 was released on January 5, 2006 during the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with initial partner agreements with ESPN, Movielink, T Mobile, TiVo, Yahoo, AOL, Napster, Virgin Records, Gametap, Adobe, Google, DirecTV and Pinnacle.