The Boxee box got unveiled today. I personally think the design of the box sucks – but I still want it. You too can have one in Q2 2010
Boxee Box unveiled, arriving Q2 2010
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The Boxee box got unveiled today. I personally think the design of the box sucks – but I still want it. You too can have one in Q2 2010
Boxee Box unveiled, arriving Q2 2010
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The Dell Inspiron Zino HD and Windows 7 is my most anticipated gadget combo coming out in the near future. Why? Well with Windows 7 comes a completely revamped Windows Media Center – which I love and have hooked up all over my house. Combine that with the exquisite set top box design from Dell in the Zino HD – and we have a machine made to solve your living room entertainment computer needs.
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This is an odd release from Google, but I will give it a try. I’m a big Media Center fan and have it running throughout the house – serving content to everything. Anyway, I am very surprised to see this release from Google, which runs on Google Desktop as a gadget – which is even more odd… From the Google Desktop Blog…
Google Media Server is a Windows application that aims to bridge the gap between Google and your TV. It uses Google Desktop technology such as Desktop gadgets for the administration tool and Google Desktop Search to locate media files. All you need is a PC running Google Desktop and a UPnP-enabled device (e.g. a PlayStation 3). At the touch of a button, you can then:
* Access videos, music, and photos stored on your PC
* View Picasa Web Albums
* Play your favorite YouTube videos
Hmm… seems to work to stream content to your XBOX 360 too… Still confused, but you can follow the discussion regarding this “gadget” here.
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