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Pando Networks is going to try to make it easier for friends to send video to one other.
The start-up last week kicked off a public beta of its service, a peer-to-peer network that lets participants swap large files with one other through e-mail--without choking their computers. The files can be up to 1GB in size, can be sent to multiple participants at once, and can consist of music, video, pictures or other files.
Several hardware and software companies are currently working on ways to make video and photo swapping easier. Who will win the competition remains difficult to predict, but Pando at least can brag of a good number of early beta testers.
So far, about 650,000 people have downloaded the client and around one-third of them use it roughly twice or more a month, Pando CEO Robert Levitan said.
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The start-up last week kicked off a public beta of its service, a peer-to-peer network that lets participants swap large files with one other through e-mail--without choking their computers. The files can be up to 1GB in size, can be sent to multiple participants at once, and can consist of music, video, pictures or other files.
Several hardware and software companies are currently working on ways to make video and photo swapping easier. Who will win the competition remains difficult to predict, but Pando at least can brag of a good number of early beta testers.
So far, about 650,000 people have downloaded the client and around one-third of them use it roughly twice or more a month, Pando CEO Robert Levitan said.
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