Growing possibilities

Kris O’Donnell

Newport Beach resident Loren Kaiser, in conjunction with his brother

Curtis Kaiser and Avi Dor El, have created a technology that allows

people to play PC games on a console hooked up to a television rather

than to a computer.

“DISC has solved the ‘chicken and egg’ problem by creating

DISCover, a game console that plays unmodified PC games,” Kaiser

said. “No additional development is required to launch a console with

more games than PlayStation2, Xbox, and GameCube combined.”

With a proprietary “drop and play” technology, Kaiser eliminates

the hassles of dealing with PCs and software installation.

“The DISCover PC Game Console has an abundance of special features

that set it apart from its wannabe competitors. It has a powerful

operating system, 3D audio capabilities, [high-resolution graphics]

and an affordable price,” Kaiser said.

DISCover’s “drop and play” technology allows a Pentium-based game

console to play thousands of PC games. The user doesn’t have to

install and run a computer program just to play a game.

“As a game console, DISCover is connected to a TV, not to a

computer monitor. To play any one of thousands of PC games on TV, you

simply drop the game in the DISCover and play,” Kaiser said.

PC gamers can finally take advantage of the same state-of-the-art

audio and video components families use when watching television and

movies in the comfort of their living rooms.

DISCover PC Game Console was unveiled at the Electronic

Entertainment Expo, or the E3 Gaming Show, in Los Angeles in May.