Super Model Heidi Klum uses Kaleidescape Media Server

Apr 24 2009, 5:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Super Model Heidi Klum is moving fast in the direction of becoming a geek icon. A couple of months ago she rocked Guitar Hero in an Activision commercial and now she says in an interview with German Bild that she and I suppose Seal are using the Kaleidescape media server solution.

The Kaleidescape media system is a comprehensive solution to manage all your video and music in one place across all your rooms.
The Kaleidescape media system has a price-tag that fits a Super model: The new Kaleidescape Mini System announced at the CeBIT 2009 starts at $7,995.
I do not think that Heidi Klum using Kaleidescape will have the same impact as Oprah using Kindle, but maybe at least all the other Super Models will want Kaleidescape (site) now.

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