Tag archive: microsoft windows xp media center

Blueado, a developer of Media Center PCs designed for the living room, earlier this week announced a new model which is just over four inches tall and under eight inches wide. The Blueado Mini starts pricing at $1,499.99 and should be available now. The Blueado Mini, the company said, runs off of Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition and features an online configuration tool which helps users to setup their TV signal, speaker… Read More

Quote from the article: “The Ultimate E2 Media Center PC by ABS Computer Technologies is a home media computer powered by Microsoft Windows XP Media Center 2005. It is designed to fit into your home entertainment system, dropping the traditional desktop chassis in favor of a more vertical look similar to DVD players and audio receivers. The E2′s Microsoft Windows XP Media Center 2005 features are many and offer the home… Read More

The DHS 2 Series is the newest addition to Alienwares line of media center systems, which includes the DHS 5 Series and the DHD with LCD display, giving customers a wide range of systems for every budget and need. Equipped with Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005, the Alienware DHS 2 Series was created to replace nearly every home entertainment device. The DHS 2 Series delivers the options and features of a DVD player and… Read More

Priced at only $799.99, the Gateway 3250X Media Center PC is a low-priced,  feature rich Media Center PC.  It delivers a new level of value to families  and students who need to stick to a budget, yet also want to experience the  benefits that Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 software has to  offer. The PC is a great value, since it's offered at a price that's  comparable to similarly… Read More

All customers of the 2004 Niveus AVX Media Center will have several affordable options to upgrade their systems and protect their investment in silent computing. Additionally, Niveus Media is making available a complete upgrade package, including hardware, software, and labor, for customers to upgrade last year's 2004 AVX Edition Media Center to this year's 2005 Rainier Edition Media Center full specifications. "We were very… Read More

By the end of the year Dell's offerings will range from value systems with basic functionality and features such as the Dimension 3000 to more robust configurations in its Dimension 8400 and XPS series that allow users to view and record TV programs or enjoy other forms of digital content anywhere in their homes without being tethered to a computer. And, for the first time, customers can order a Dell Media Center PC with a no-TV option… Read More

The Harmony 680 remote specifically designed to control a PC running on Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition (Media Center PC) — and any devices that may be connected to it, such as atelevision, a home theater stereo receiver, or a DVD player. The Logitech Harmony 680 advanced universal remote control helps deliver the promise of the Media Center PC experience by allowing it towork seamlessly with all the other devices in… Read More

Quote from the review at Whining Dog: “The VCR is dead. The coffin has been ready for many years now. The first nail in the coffin was in the form of DVDs. As this disc format to hold, VHS rentals tailed off quite a bit (look at the popularity of Netflix today as indicator of how well DVDs are doing). The next nail and the one that will probably close the lid for good is the concept of Digital Video Recorders or DVR's. This… Read More

Specifically designed for remote control of PCs running the Microsoft® Windows XP Media Center Edition, the Gyration Media Center Remote lets users navigate the XP MCE interface with ease whether they are sitting, standing or reclining on the couch. The Gyration Media Center Remote is the only true convergence remote that offers motion-sensing cursor control along with standard remote control functionality. Gyration's Media Center… Read More

Both are based on Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 providing an easy-to-use interface to view, record, edit and organize a user's favorite personal photos, music, movies and televisioncontent via remote control. Toshiba CSG introduced the industry's first Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition notebook PC to ship in volume in June 2003 and created a follow-on product based onpositive customer feedback and demand.… Read More