Most private label electronics have been low cost or at the value-end of the spectrum; products that offered very little in the way of innovation and just gave consumers an entry-level item. This latest move suggests Best Buy could be teaming up with companies that look more like Tivo, the creator of an innovative technology that did not come from one of the labs of a giant Japanese or Korean company.
This strategy obviously has considerable appeal to Best Buy and to new-start-ups looking for funding and that all-important marketing and retail distribution. The only worry for Best Buy lies in annoying one of its major electronics partners, by beating them to an innovation. However, that's a risk Best Buy seems happy to take.
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