Matchstick is a streaming Stick built in the Open

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By featuring the principle of open source development both in software (based on Firefox OS) and hardware, this Matchstick looks like a project that is really worth sustaining:

Matchstick, the first HDMI stick based on Firefox OS, is the best way to experience your favorite movies, music, and games on your HDTV

What Does Matchstick Do?

Matchstick is a small, WiFi-connected HDMI stick that plugs into your HDTV or HD Monitor that lets you stream and interact with your favorite stuff from the Internet – movies, TV, music, games, and more! You can even use it in a conference room to get presentations or other media from your laptop to an HDTV.

Seen this before? Well, we approached the Matchstick project with the mindset to to build a completely OPEN hardware and software platform, so we moved forward with Mozilla to create the first streaming stick built and certified for Firefox OS. Matchstick is a entirely new product category for Mozilla, and we can’t wait to bring it to you!

via Matchstick – The Streaming Stick Built on Firefox OS by Matchstick.tv — Kickstarter.

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