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Category Archives: Infinium
Phantom Lapboard – still alive
It’s been as while since I reported on Phantom Entertainment (nee Infinium Labs) and I though I’d check up on them as I haven’t seen the Lapboard reported on it a while. It’s seems they are still alive, though barely. … Continue reading
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Phantom Entertainment loses stock listing
On July 14th the SEC registration of Phantom Entertainment, Inc. was revoked. The company repeatedly failed to file required annual and quarterly reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and thus violated the federal securities laws that requires public … Continue reading
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Phantom Lapboards start to make an appearance
Phantom Lapboards are starting to show up in the wild and there’s a review of one at MaximumPC. Generally everybody likes the Lapboard but the mouse seems a little iffy. If you want to try one out they can be … Continue reading
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Phantom Entertainment (nee Infinium Labs) actually ships something!
Well almost it seems. Phantom Entertainment (formally Infinium Labs), after many many many false starts to ship 1) a game console, 2) a streaming game service and 3) a keyboard/mouse combination called the lapboard, apparently shipped the company’s first product, … Continue reading
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Infinium to Demo at CES, teams up with NVIDIA and Microsoft
Infinium will supposedly be showing the Phantom Game Service at both the Emerging Technology and New Form Factor areas of NVIDIA’s booth, South Hall #35311, and in the Microsoft Corp. booth in the Central Hall, #7145. Details about the Phantom … Continue reading
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Infinium needs MONEY!
In its latest filing with the US S.E.C. Infinium says it’ll have to spend $US 22.2M over the next 12 months in order to execute its “current business strategy”. Basically it says it’ll need $US 11.5M to launch the Phantom … Continue reading
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Sun shines on Infinium? oh, and Phantom delayed, yet again…
Infinium Labs and Sun Microsystems announced today that the companies have signed a collaboration deal to create a network and infrastructure that streams content for Infinium’s Phantom Game Service, direct to the living room. “The Game Technologies Group’s understanding of … Continue reading
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Phantom to go live Nov. 18
Kevin Bachus shared the stage with Sun’s Scott McNealy at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco to announce the; “Phantom Gaming Service is slated to go live Thursday, Nov. 18, 2004. The Phantom Game Receiver will ship with the full … Continue reading
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