IBM has partnered with Xing to develop Kyoku-NAVI S and Kyoku-NAVI II, which are karaoke controllers with built-in WLAN. Users need to only use the machines' touch screens to search a database hosting tens of thousands of songs, by singer, song title or category. Access to the catalogue is made possible by IBM DB2 Everyplace, a technology that performs data-management services and allows mobile equipment to tap online or remote databases. The devices will be up for sale in Japan starting November.
Via [news.com.com]
IBM Stars In New Wi-Fi Karaoke Device
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