
Xfaire's plan for internet TV has almost everything
Even though Aereo didn't make it, we've seen more movement towards internet TV that replaces traditional cable or antenna in the last year than ever before. This year at CES, I spoke to a startup that has big plans for its internet TV offering, even though actually making them happen could be difficult. The product is called Xfaire (inspired by sphere, for its intended global reach), consisting of a small set-top box with a smart touchscreen remote, that connects to a streaming TV service capable of streaming highly-compressed video at resolutions of up to 4K.
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