media streamer
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D-Link’s Pebble Streams But Doesn’t Skim
2:48AM AddyDugdale | Oh, D-Link Pebble, media streamer from the Boxee Box people. I think I love you, but you look a bit like one of those ergonomically-designed “back massagers” so popular with coy ladies. $US119, so cheaper than this.
Music
2:08PM Nick Broughall | I’ll admit it: I squealed like a schoolgirl this morning when I saw the Sonos S5 announcement – finally a Sonos solution I could actually afford. At $US399 and controlled by the iPhone, I was entertaining dreams of picking up a few of these bad boys and streaming my music through my house. Then I got the Australian press release and my wallet clenched up tighter than a snare drum. More »
Want The New Sonos S5? You Better Start Saving…
2:08PM Nick Broughall | I’ll admit it: I squealed like a schoolgirl this morning when I saw the Sonos S5 announcement – finally a Sonos solution I could actually afford. At $US399 and controlled by the iPhone, I was entertaining dreams of picking up a few of these bad boys and streaming my music through my house. Then I got the Australian press release and my wallet clenched up tighter than a snare drum. More »
Deals
11:10AM Nick Broughall | Are you looking for some kind of special gadget deal on which to blow your K-Rudd special $900 stimulus payment? The guys at Eljo Media Solutions reckon they’ve got a great deal for you, based around the Popcorn Hour A-110 Network media player. More »
Dealzmodo: The Popcorn Hour Stimulus Package From Eljo
11:10AM Nick Broughall | Are you looking for some kind of special gadget deal on which to blow your K-Rudd special $900 stimulus payment? The guys at Eljo Media Solutions reckon they’ve got a great deal for you, based around the Popcorn Hour A-110 Network media player. More »
Gadgets
Samsung MediaLive Streams Windows Media to Televisions
12:47AM Mark Wilson | We first saw it back at CES branded as the Samsung Home Digital Media Adapter. Now it’s been rebranded as MediaLive. Essentially a media streamer, the Samsung MediaLive connects to televisions via HDMI and can stream A/V from Windows systems including AC3, H.264, JPEG, MPEG2, MPEG4, WMA, and WMV over LAN or Wi-Fi (up to the fast “n” standard). It also offers a direct internet connection to various services like MovieLink, XM Radio, and FOX Sports. Look for it this August for US$200.
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