Archive for January, 2007
AppleTV in action
Want an appleTV? Here is a video of it in action. Not in English but you get the idea of moving through the menus. I seen the video over at Gadgetell
Hava Gold HD with MCE
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/news_press_release,48242.shtml Earth Times has some more info on the Hava Gold HD. All of the Hava streamers have MCE support. I’m curious on what this actually means. The article says that you can use the Hava Gold HD as a tuner for your MCE. It will show up on your MCE machine as an available [...]
Yougle for MCE
Well if your like me then you like to watch videos on YouTube and Google videos. It kills time and some of them are pretty damn funny. You can watch them with a little program called Yougle on your Windows Media Center. Now the software is still in beta but it works well. I had [...]
Apple to open FairPlay DRM this week
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/software/apple-opening-fairplay-drm-229350.php Gizmodo has a rumor that the Apple FairPlay DRM will be opened to other companies for the “Made for iPod”. Apple I take back everything I have said bad about you if this happens. I for one love iTunes. I think it’s the best online music store for content and navigation. But if this [...]
Entertainer HD Awarded Best of CES
http://www.netgear.com/Products/Entertainment/DigitalMediaPlayers/EVA8000.aspx http://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=26351 Well webwire has an article that says LAPTOP magazine awarded the Netgear EVA8000 the best of CES in the WiFi category. I’m excited for the launch of this product. The formats it supports are great. Below is the available formats it supports: If it could support iTunes files then you could kiss appleTV [...]
Boot Camp + rEFIt = nice computer lab
Well this past summer we traded our Dell’s for intel iMacs. The release of boot camp made our choice that much easier. Here in our building we use Macs just as we do Windows machines. So the intel iMacs would give us machines that could handle whatever OS was needed. So basically one machine could [...]
