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Mark Hatton Mark Hatton | 10:37 UK time, Monday, 23 March 2009

The Red Button Arcade One in Ten project was borne out of a realisation that, whilst they're nowhere near as powerful as the average PC or modern games console, digital set-top boxes are considerably more powerful than classic home computers such as the ´óÏó´«Ã½ Micro. As such they should achieve comparable or better performance when running video games.

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Mark Hatton is a software engineer working in the TV Platforms Group.

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