AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2

AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2
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AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2 Tv Dimensions for BLACK FRIDAY SALES... What is AIOS HD Media Center? Built with the latest embedded technology, AIOS HD Media Center is a hybrid media center that bridges Multimedia and Internet to your big screen TV. Capable of playback of all the latest video and audio formats from local, USB storage, Flash, networked PC and NAS devices , the AIOS HD Media Center also features hundreds of internet media sources such as YouTube, Picasa, Flckr, Yahoo Weather, Finance, Radio, CNN, NBC, Anderson Copper, RSS feeds, and more. Now with the latest HTML 5 browser, you can freely roam the web at the comfort of your couch. File Types: - AVI/ MKV/ TS/ TP/ TRP/ M2TS/ MPG/ MP4/ MOV/ M4V/ VOB/ ISO/ IFO/ DAT/ WMV/ ASF/ RM/ RMVB/ FLV/ SVID/ DIVX 3,4,5 - MP3/ OGG/ WMA/ WAV/ AAC/ FLAC - HD JPEG/ BMP/ GIF/ TIF/ PNG Audio Codec: - MP2/ 3, OGG Vorbis, WMA, PCM LPCM, MS-ADPCM, LC-AAC, HE-AAC, COOK, RA-Lossless Subtitle format: - SRT, SMI, SSA, ASS, IDX/SUB, SUB Audio Output: - Stereo - Dolby Digital AC3 .1 (passthrough & downmix) - Dolby Digital Plus 7.1 (passthrough) - Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (passthrough & downmix) - DTS Digital Surround 5.1 (passthrough & downmix) - AAC 7.1 (passthrough & downmix) - FLAC Languages: - English, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, German, Russian, Thai, Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese. Connections: - 1 x Card Reader (MMC/ SDHC/ MS Pro) - 3 x USB 2.0, 1 x USB 3.0 Data - 1 x 3.5" SATA I/ II HDD Drive Bay - 1 x HDMI 1.3 out - 1 x Components Video Out - 1 x RCA A/V Out - 1 x S/PDIF Digital Audio Out - 1 x Coaxial Digital Audio Out - 1 x Gigabit Ethernet - 1 x DC-IN 12V Power Contents: AIOS HD Media Center, Remote Control, Battery Set, Composite A/V Cable, USB 3.0 Data Cable, A/C Power Adapter, A/C Power Cable, Quick Installation Guide, User Guide..../ AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2 / Tv Dimensions The AIOS HD Media Center is a robust networked media center supports Full-1080p HD media playback featuring a superior multi-format video and audio codec including AVI, MKV, TS, TP, MOV, AVI, MPEG, WMV, RMVB, FLV, XVID, DIVX, and most popular formats. With a full range of video & audio outputs, the AIOS HD Media Center can connect to your TV or your receivers to enjoy crisp 1080p videos and surreal surround sound supporting DTS Digital Surround 5.1, Dolby?Digital AC3 5.1, Dolby?Digital plus 7.1, Dolby? TrueHD 7.1, AAC 7.1. Support upto 4TB internal HDD with hot-plug drive system, built in SDHC/ MMC/MS Pro flash card reader and the latest USB 3.0 controller, the AIOS HD Media Center supports content playback from network storage, attached USB storage, flash storage, digital cameras, digital camcorder and etc. Intuitive user interface allows user check hardware status such as network connectivity, wifi signal, hard drive capacity and other functions. Newly introduced file browser supports functions such as movie wall, video thumbnails, photo slides, music players, and various customized playlist and photo album functions. Based on latest Gigabit network technology and optional 802.11n, AIOS HD Media Center can let you easily access the premium functions such as PC-Less BitTorrent download, your favorite apps such as Google Talk messenger, Youtube, Picasa, Flickr, Shoutcast, Video Pod Cast, and hundreds of internet video & audio contents. The best yet, we¡¯ve throw in the latest HTML5 web browser into the mix which can allow you surf the web at your heart¡¯s content. .../ AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2 / Tv Dimensions AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2 Tv Dimensions Special for Best Deals Shopping for BLACK FRIDAY 2011 Customer Review : AWESOME PLAYER!! replacing my PBO and WD : AIOS HD Media Center, Full HD 1080p, Gigabit Network, USB 3.0 data, Flash Reader, 3.5" SATA 2 I have been using Xtreamer for media for as long as they've existed and have had quite the number of challenges with it. Their latest product (the Prodigy) has been a disaster for me and I started looking around for a modern player that was good at playing videos rather than being mediocre at everything. Truth be told, if I want apps I'll run them on my LG home theatre system or Mac. The AIOS is simple and after I upgraded the firmware to the lastest version (not obvious to find on their site) and NOT tempted to download one of the may unofficial firmwares, I was off to a flying start. The good: - It plays anything I "threw" at it flawlessly. - It works great with my Synology DLNA 411j server. - It has 3 USB ports and will even work with 6 disks attached to it via a USB hub. - It boots 5 times faster than any Xtreamer I've ever seen. - The folks on the support forum are fast, good, and nice. - The box stays fast, never froze on me, and is cool (it sits in a cabinet behind a glass door.) - The 'clock' on the front is handy (not big but still...) The bad: - The remote control is clunky. I use a Harmony 1100 so no sweat there. - Support for subtitles is clunky. I need them on all the time but that requires me to turn them on every time a movie starts. There are no global settings for subs, which is annoying. Once selected they work well though. - The manuals are clunky. For example, to get full DTS over HDMI, you need to set the firmware to 'RAW' support. Nowhere does that get documented. - The apps are clunky. I don't care about apps though. - The UI is clunky and looks like early 2000's. I can live with it, but looking at the UI that Xtreamer uses (on the same architecture), Pivos can so lot better. The ugly: - There are some weird warnings coming up when you start the box (such as 'can't create files') that may throw you off. It seems that the firmware is still very much a work-in-progress and given the amount of revisions that are posted I believe we won't be done anytime soon. It's quite unacceptable to have to 'flash' the firmware though, so Pivos will need to ensure that subsequent updates can (a) be loaded in a non-destructive manner, and (b) via the internet rather than a USB stick. All-in-all though, for less than $100 I am really happy with my AIOS and look forward to using it a lot.

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