Vigyaan

TV is the next frontier for innovators. In the coming months we’ll see many products trying to bring a wide array of technologies and feature sets to consumers.

It remains to be seen what will win – the two major products to watch are Apple TV obviously with it’s sub $100 price point and the Google TV with it’s Android strategy.

It surely keeps things exciting …

Apple TV versus Google TV – The Times of India.

Venture Capital for Q2 2010 breakdown …

Spreadsheet: Bay Area venture capital, second quarter 2010 – SiliconValley.com.

Wonder what he’s thinking ?

O’Brien: Location services show the way to the next great Internet bubble – SiliconValley.com.

Is television the final frontier for Apple ? Speculations are plenty …

Rumored iTV Could Pave Way for Apple-Connected Television | John Paczkowski | Digital Daily | AllThingsD.

Starting a business seems intimidating at first; it really isn’t. Nowadays – one can start a business pretty easily just by going to websites such as legalzoom.com

Came across this interesting article on WSJ regarding starting a business.

Entrepreneurs Who Launched Companies for Under $150 – WSJ.com.

Interesting article in WSJ on the role of angel investors in new startups.

There are so many new start-ups coming up from all over the world, that the market needs somebody to “separate the wheat from the chaffe”, as the barrier to entry for a start-up goes lower, the barrier to success goes higher !

‘Super Angels’ Fly In to Aid Start-Ups – WSJ.com.

This is a major milestone for the dotcom age. The published books have been around for 200 years and Amazon is one of the pioneers in selling books over the web. They just announced that the first time e-Book sales have surpassed published books.

Amazon Says E-Book Sales Outpace Hardcovers – WSJ.com.

This also indicates that Apple’s timing of releasing the iPad is perfect at the market inflection point. Apple has already sold 3.3 Million iPads since its April 3rd launch date – thats apprx: 36000 iPads a day !

IMO – this is a significant shift towards a more widespread dotcom economy.