Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player Streams from Hard Drives on the Cheap
Monday, December 1, 2008 16:46Posted in category high definition, video
Western Digital, better known for storage than HD video equipment, looks to have thrown their hat into the video streaming ring with the WD TV HD Media Player. With two USB 2.0 drives working simultaneously, you can plug in your USB storage and stream to your HDTV in 1080p over HDMI or composite. The diminutive box comes with a remote control and what seems to be proprietary browsing software. It’s available now from Best Buy for a competitive $130, which is a solid price for an HD streamer even if it’s snuck in under the rader a bit.
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Source: Gizmodo
Posted by: Geoff Caplan
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30 Days of Blogging, 1 down 29 to go! by Jason Murphy says:
December 3rd, 2008 at 12:19 am
[...] Geoff writes about a company attempting to spread the retail black-weekend to 5(!) days. Mobile Tuesday? For real? Yawn. I think I consider this a fail since the first time I heard about it is from Geoff, and Tuesday is pretty much over. I like Geoff’s other post about his soon-to-be new toy: Western Digital - WD HD TV Media Player. [...]