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This is a very nice box. Netflix would be nice as it's the second reason why I keep my Tivo box. With the new network connector, and DLNA support, this box is showing a lot of promise. I already have the original box, and my only complaint about it was the lack of a network port. This is the most affordable, and reliable, boxes out there right now.
Yet another useless organization playing the middle man. Why won't parents stop being lazy and look into what their kids are playing on their gaming consoles or videos they watch. What are they afraid of? Looking cool, outdated, or old fashioned is not a concern in parenting.
Too big to fail? ahh, never mind.
This would be awesome to win. Nice.
The PS3 is a good streamer. If you set up your computers/servers accordingly, you can stream a lot of your content to the 360 or PS3. Although I have a lot of BD discs, I stream all my stuff.
AndyS:
No, I haven't tried Windows 7. I do have Vista Ultimate. I'm very excited about Windows 7, and did download it from TechNet. But, with the official release coming out in a matter of weeks, I've decided to wait for it. The last Service Pack they released for WHS was an excellent addition. I no longer need to run Tversity because of it. But, Media Center, at least for Vista, needs some updates. I'm not sure what, if any, updates for it MS will come out with.

Again, MS should bring some sort of Media Center on WHS, with the option to add DVR feature for those who may want it. I like the GUI of Media Center and some of its exclusive content. Bring that to WHS and they'd make a lot of people happy.
MS needs to make Media Center capable of playing more codecs. Not playing mp4 is silly these days. Also, it has to make sure that the features don't stop at the computer level. Being able to have those features on extenders is the desire result. Also, maybe have some sort of non-recording version for Home Server would be a great addition.

I love my WHS, but I can't justify having a pc dedicated to running Media Center when it has so many limitations that could be easily fixed. Merge them together, and it'd be an amazing OS/Application.
Agree. I'm a bit disappointed that manufacturers keep on pulling off this huge bezel game. They're not fooling anyone. My 40" Samsung has a very nice picture, and a 1-2" bezel that prevents me from placing properly in the cavity on the wall along with the other components. So it sits there at an angle and looking terrible.
This more than likely has the Pre blocking included too. I used to love Apple and the whole iPod experience. But, they've lost my love and business a long time ago. They've gone from an inclusive, and welcoming, group of creative people to an exclusive and "our way or no way" sort of thinking. I can't go for that. (sorry about the Hall & Oates reference)
Nice. Label me this, label me that. Sweet.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I am looking for a device that will stream sound from one source to several recipients. For example, I want to stream sound from my TV or stereo to my phone or MP3 player that has radio and Bluetooth capabilities. I have looked into radio transmitters and they seem like a decent choice, but I can't find one that uses external power (USB or from the plug) and I would want one with a transmit range of around 50 meters. Thanks!"

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