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D-Link DSM-510: Save a little, lose a lot
Networked media players are always a compromise among size, price and features. But Jim Buzbee found that D-Link may not have made the right choices with its lower-cost high-def player.
Buffalo adds dual-band standard-def media player
(Las Vegas, NV) Buffalo Technology announced the addition of a dual-band wireless player to its LinkTheater line.
The LinkTheater Wireless-A&G Media Player (PC-P4LWAG) can receive music, video and still image content via 10/100 Ethernet or 802.11a/b/g wireless connections. The player can connect with UPnP AV servers and has certifications for Intel Viiv, DLNA and Dolby Digital.
The player is based on Mediabolic's Media Player software and supports MP3, WMA, AAC, LPCM, JPEG, BMP, PNG, MPEG 1/2/4, WMV 7/8/9, XviD and H.264 file formats. Video output connections include composite, S-video, and D4 component video.
The player will be available in this month at an estimated street price of $249.
Carefree Music Streaming With The Logitech Wireless DJ Music System
Mike Baggaley found that Logitech's latest wireless music streaming system handles DRM-protected files as easily as your own ripped music.
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