Sorta, the WDTV does all of this except for one really big BUT. It doesn't have network access out-of-the-box. It's GUI is awesome, and there are hacks available for networking, though. I have a WDTV, and as much as I love it, I really want something with network access. I'm currently leaning strongly towards a Mac mini with Boxee installed.

Just buy a mac mini, install Boxee and be done with it.

From everything that I've read, 3.0 it has limited AVRCP at best (does not allow forward or reverse track skipping) it merely plays/pauses and questionable volume control. This all begs the question, is this really AVRCP?

2 thoughts:

Where do the notes sync to?

WTF good is A2DP without AVRCP?

2 thoughts:

Where do the noted sync to?

WTF good is A2DP without AVRCP?

2 thoughts:

Where do the noted sync to?

WTF good is A2DP without AVRCP?

Update: everything works fine now. Go for it!

I thought it was bricked, but it updated and restarted fine after a little while; it just can't connect to iTunes for the time being. I say go for it if ou don't need to add/delete music or apps, otherwise, waiting a bit might be best.

I don't want to build my own computer, what I want is something simple that has everything in my previous post. It doesn't seems like too much to ask to me.

When will someone release a NAS with a built-in bittorent client, software/media player that handles MKV, the ability to stream Netflix, and HDMI out?