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HDX BD-1 review
The BD-1 will let you watch 1080p material via a network, hard disk, USB drive or external Blu-ray drive, making it a good choice if you're seeking an all-round media box. It needs better software for sharing media via a computer, but that may be forthcoming in the near future Read more
25 January 2010 by Ian Morris
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Western Digital WD TV Live review
The 1080p-capable WD TV Live may not be quite as flexible as more expensive networked media streamers, but it's hard to find real fault in this machine, given its bargain-basement price. It does a great job of getting video from your computer to your TV, and should satisfy most users Read more
4 January 2010 by Ian Morris
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Apple Time Capsule (2TB, Autumn 2009) review
One of the few wireless-n routers available with built-in storage, the Time Capsule is certainly a convenient package. It's also an attractive, relatively small device that offers good wireless range, and is simple to set up and use. We just wish it offered more functionality for the price Read more
18 December 2009 by Dong Ngo and Eric Franklin
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Hisense MP800H Media HD Player review
The MP800H Media HD Player offers 1080p video playback, either via USB or over your home network, for a remarkably low price. This media streamer may not have as many features as a Popcorn Hour machine, but it costs less than half as much, and its playback capabilities will be good enough for most people Read more
12 October 2009 by Ian Morris
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Popcorn Hour C-200 review
If you thought media streamers don't get better than the Popcorn Hour A-100 and A-110, the C-200 may make you revise your opinion. Read more
28 September 2009 by Ian Morris
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Western Digital WD TV review
The WD TV is a really well-designed and well-executed little media streamer that manages to outshine devices that cost significantly more. With good codec support, an appealing user interface and excellent 1080p video playback, it's hard to dislike this machine Read more
1 July 2009 by Ian Morris
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Wyplay Wyplayer review
Combining a media streamer and Freeview personal video recorder in one, the Wyplayer is a terrific piece of kit that offers loads of useful features. It's fairly expensive and the remote control needs some tweaking, but this device does a comprehensive job really well Read more
17 June 2009 by Ian Morris
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LaCie LaCinema Black Record review
The LaCinema Black Record media streamer with built-in Freeview PVR and a 500GB or 1TB hard drive is a slick-looking piece of kit, with an attractive user interface to match. LaCie may need to iron out a few flaws with firmware updates, but this device makes recording TV a simple process Read more
15 June 2009 by Ian Morris
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Netgear EVA9150 Digital Entertainer Elite review
Media streamers are back in a big way, and the Netgear EVA9150 Digital Entertainer Elite hopes to fit into the top tier. With YouTube streaming and format support out its wazoo, this sleek streamer could fit in well to make your media streaming experience a truly elite one Read more
20 May 2009 by Ian Morris
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Seagate Freeagent Theater review
In spite of its irritating American spelling, the Seagate Freeagent Theater is a handy little device. In tandem with a Seagate hard drive, it's a very easy and pleasant way of looking at photos and listening to music via your TV. It can stream video as well, although that shouldn't be what you're looking for here Read more
12 May 2009 by Ian Morris
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