Video is the hot thing right now. Companies are battling it out to figure out how to best deliver digital video. Apple is rumored to unveil a dedicated ipod video with larger screen, they have a DVR (Tivo Killer) rumored to be in the works, Microsoft is still retarded and trying to figure out how to make a computer small and not crash when you play video.

Last month Cisco joined with Disney and Intel in unveiling MovieBeam, a video-on-demand company that will charge consumers a few dollars to watch any of 100 recently released movies, many in high definition. The MovieBeam service works through a $199 set-top box, made by Linksys (and sold in Best Buy and Sears).