Remember the CableCARD?This PC-card like device is plugged into TV sets and DVRs to allow one-way access to encrypted digital video on cable systems. A few years ago many digital TV sets included a ...

Worse yet, hardware with a CableCARD v1.0 slot will not be compatible with CableCARD v2.0 devices, which will be two-way. ... If you do choose to wait on getting a CableCARD-ready TV, ...

QI've got an HDTV with a CableCard slot. Can I use that with Fios TV, or do I need to rent Verizon's tuner? ACableCards, small modules that plug into the back of a television or digital video ...

Sony's embrace of Tru2way may put the cable-ready technology on the map, but the ghost of the preceding--and failed--CableCard technology still looms large.

Widevine Technologies has announced the Widevine CableCard, a QAM and IP-based card that enables multichannel video programming distributors to provide two-way downloadable conditional access to any ...

After fighting it for almost ten years, the cable-TV industry is now subject to a Federal Communication Commission (FCC) mandate that states that all providers must offer CableCARDs as of July 1, 2004 ...

The ATI TV Wonder DCT is an external box with a single unidirectional CableCARD slot, a USB 2.0 port to connect it with a Media Center PC, and a coaxial cable input.

This week, Comcast and Altice U.S. affirmed different plans to wind down their support for CableCARD, an access card technology that allowed subscribers of traditional pay TV services to watch ...

So, all new televisions have the CableCard slot, right? Well no. TV manufacturers were including them for a while, but many of this year's models don't have the slots, as few customers were using ...

Engadget got them to say that, depending on your order, the four-tuner version of the card will retail somewhere between $300 and $600. In comparison, an ATI Digital TV Tuner is $230, so four of ...