PCR RECOMMENDED D-Link thinks inside the box Boxee device offers a range of options including full HD streaming to a TV, and internet browsing
NETWORKING specialist D-Link has launched the Boxee Box, a home media product that delivers content direct to a television without the need for a PC. The device allows users to watch
movies and TV programmes from the internet, stream content from websites, browse the net and organise and enjoy their own media, all using the device’s qwerty remote control. Users can also download free remote apps for the iPhone, Android and Palm Pre, in addition to the remote. It is powered
by Intel’s Atom CE4100 ‘system-on- a-chip’,
designed specially for TV and internet integration. The Intel-based hardware allows Boxee’s open software platform to deliver up to full HD over a wired or wireless-N network.
A huge selection of content and
hundreds of apps are available for the Boxee, from providers include the BBC,
Last.fm, CNET, CNN, Channel 4, Comedy Central, Facebook, ITV, MTV Music, mySpaceTV, YouTube, Flickr, and Picasa. The device can play most common video, music and photo formats. According to the vendor, the Boxee
Box has a highly intuitive user interface, giving users the option to create a bespoke home screen, categorising all their media on one page. Users can also share anything they’re watching or listening to with friends over social networks such as Facebook or Twitter. The Boxee Box is available now from Gem Distribution.
The Boxee Box has a highly intuitive interface and is available fron Gem Distribution
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