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Sony Ericsson Excited about Microsoft rival to jpeg

26 May 2006 by axxxr
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Microsoft is making a pitch for the jpeg picture market with a rival Windows Media Photo format which will be supported in Windows Vista and made available for XP users.

Microsoft is pitching the main advantage of its format better picture, smaller file - at mobile phones and digital cameras where storage space may be a consideration.A smaller file,can also print faster,transfer faster and help conserve battery life on devices.Making a file that is smaller has all kinds of benefits."

Ralf Mueller of Sony Ericsson seemed enthusiastic. He said his company would "look into the new format just as his company looked into supporting Windows Media Audio and Windows Media Video". However, he added: "Considering our development cycle, I could not see us supporting Windows Media Photo before 2008.A full Windows Media Photo Specification (.doc) is available via this page.  source: theregister

 

 





Comments
On 22 Jul 02:07 arriz wrote
soni ericson
On 5 Jul 18:34 Tonydiltonyyahoocom wrote
quite true that i love microsoft o/s and so on. but i also luv to have stuffs like pictures cross-platform which i suspect that this new image format may not support. On web pages meant for general public i cannot even use wma as background music..........
On 12 Jun 11:58 SimonHayes wrote
Perhaps this will revolutionise the image format, but as MicroShaft are greedy they'll hog it to Windows/Windows devices only. There'll be a new format on the cards for Linux soon anyway, which will not only be under GNU licence, but probably more scalable than this one anyway. I'm happy enough with JPG for now though.
On 27 May 23:11 392MHz wrote
idiots.
like sony with the memory stick and aac, ericsson with mophun, Microsoft with WMA, etc etc.
where are they now????
what is the sense in inventing a shit instead of using the well known cross platform -format supported by everyone and every OS????
yes, they can save some money with not paying license, and loose 10 times more....
On 27 May 15:19 JD wrote
More MS bashing. We all seem to forget how easy and accessible MS have made computing. They are a business, whats wrong with them acting like one.
On 27 May 02:31 Zucc wrote
And let me guess, it also 'features' DRM, so no more sharing your pr0n with your mates...
On 26 May 18:16 Donny wrote
ISSUES: compatibility, non Windows (Mac/linux/Java OS) Machines. Licensing issues. which M$ doesnt play fair with - you can BET this is for their OS smartphones/PPC-PE devices only. Also another file format. Open formats have a way of not being fully complete, nor usuable on multiple devices (java/jpeg/mp3/aac are the only ones that come to mind because their tried/tested/true regardless of the platform).
On 26 May 15:50 sloopjohnb wrote
MS´ products dont have my full trust...
On 26 May 13:42 jack77777 wrote
great!!
On 26 May 11:56 nelly6602 wrote
thats great go for it sony ericsson
On 26 May 07:48 Byte wrote
and even worse one made by M$. (!patents!) I'd say open-formats all he way...
On 26 May 06:42 chris wrote
just what we need, another format...

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