Multimedia & VoIP
Multimedia & VoIP Reviews
Buffalo's LinkTheater mini: Too Little, Too Late | Buffalo's LinkTheater mini: Too Little, Too Late |
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| Jim Buzbee | |
| May 01, 2006 | |
FeaturesPhysically, the mini is similar in size and shape to a VHS videocassette, so it was pretty easy to find a place for it in my entertainment center. The front panel sports a Buffalo label, a power button and a couple of status LEDs. However, the back panel, shown in Figure 1, is pretty sparse as these types of devices go.
Figure 1: LinkTheater mini Back PanelThe panel has a power connector, a 10/100 Ethernet connection and composite A/V connections. It would have been nice to see at least an S-Video output, but Buffalo is evidently trying to keep this unit's price as low as possible. The mini also comes with a fairly large remote control, shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: LinkTheater mini RemoteTags: Buffalo, LinkTheater mini, Media Player, Related Articles:Buffalo intros palm-sized Terabyte RAID 1 NASBuffalo LinkTheater Wireless A&G Network Media Player Review: Inexpens Buffalo adds dual-band standard-def media player Hauppauge's Media MVP: An Oldie but Goodie? D-Link DSM-520: Flexible digital media player with HDMI |
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