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No Leg Upīoxee may turn some heads with its hardware release, but it may not succeed on sheer innovation alone. An included RF remote lets users access the set-top box from any room. A rudimentary Web browser is hardwired inside.

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These make it handy to attach video cameras and TV sets. The back panel provides access to HDMI, optical, RCA cables and composite video connections. The box, which displays 1080p, comes with built-in WiFi. While it has no internal hard drive, users can expand itsfunctionality with external storage devices through two USB ports and SD slots. It was designed by Astro, who also designed the Xbox 360 and Alienware’s computers.ĭespite its oddball shape, the Boxee Box is fully functional without the typical appendages attached to more traditional media center gear. The Boxee Box’s design may not win much praise from those with a conservative home decor, but it will clearly be a focal point of an entertainment center if the unit displayed on the company’s Web siteis what the for sale item looks like.Ī little taller than a soda can, the cube has a blunted corner that gives it a modern art flavor. The box will also grab content as streaming video from Internet sites including Netflix, MLB.TV, Comedy Central, Pandora, Last.fm and Flickr.

The Boxee Box is designed to make it more convenient for users to enjoy movies, TV shows, music and photos.

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“While certainly loading Linux and Boxee onto an unused PC or - better yet - a Microsoft Windows Home Media-type device, is not rocket science, it is probably beyond the comfort zone and/or budget of manyconsumers.” “Before the release of the Boxee/D-Link device, potential users were forced to dedicate a multimedia-capable computer to hosting Boxee,” Bill Weinberg, principal consultant and independent analyst for Linux Pundit, told LinuxInsider. The device will not need a hard drive or a keyboard. Taiwanese networking equipment manufacturer D-Link will make the units that will allow users to browse Internet videos on their TVs without being connected to a dedicated Mac, Windows or Linux computer.

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