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The HDBaseT Alliance recently announced the finalization of its first specification for distribution of HD video over standard LAN cabling.Hulu Plus Is Official, But Invitation Only For Now
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Boxee just announced that the Boxee Box by D-Link will not ship until this November.WD Adds New WD TV Live Player With More Internet Content
WD just announced a new member of its WD TV media player family.PlayOn Starting Subscription Service
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Seagate today announced support for new video content including Netflix for its FreeAgent Theater+ HD media player.D-Link Announced As First Boxee Hardware Maker
D-Link has been revealed as the first hardware partner to produce a Boxee branded product.Cisco Releases Wireless Flip Video Connection Kit
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