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May 26th, 2007, 20:43 #1Won Hung Lo
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NEUROS OSD - Linux Based Embedded Media Center
New from Neuros is a Linux Based Embedded Media Center, heres the full details:
Neuros OSD is a ground breaking, open-source, Linux based embedded media center.
With this amazing small piece of hardware, you can record video and link your PC, portables (consoles, PDA, Cellular phones etc.) and entertainment center.
You can record video from any source (cable, DVD, VCR, TiVO, Satellite, camcorder etc.), and read and write to multiple sources like iPod, PSP, SmartPhone, Hard drive, PC etc.
It can also play media on your TV/entertainment center from portables (consoles, phones, pda etc.), digital camera, external HD, PC/internet etc.
It is the ultimate media center, packed in a small stylish black box!
Comes with remote control, cables and documention.
Tech info:
Hardware Specifications
TI DM320 Multimedia SOC with 200 MHz ARM926, 120 MHz C54x DSP processor
MPEG4 encoding and decoding (as many formats and wrappers as possible)
D1 (720x480)resolution at 30 fps
MPEG2 decoding
Ethernet
Linux (2.6 Kernel)
Dual Core Processor ARM9/TI DSP
SD/CF/MS card slots
USB host
IR Blaster
IR remote
I/O Ports
IR receiver
USB Host
Multi-card (SD/MS/MS PRO/MS DUO/MMC)
Compact Flash (including microdrive)
Dual color LED (green and Red)
Power connector
Serial connector (to conrol tuner boxes and connection to PC for developer debugging)
IR Blaster (for controlling tuner boxes)
S-Video input
Ethernet 10/100
Composite Audio and Video input and output (RCA connector cables included)
DIGG THIS
Buy at Divineo UK price : £ 149.95
Lets hope it can also be hacked for homebrew usage
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May 26th, 2007, 21:00 #2DCEmu Legend
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May 26th, 2007, 23:45 #3PSP User
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that sounds awsome! you should watch out for this, anything linux is worth watching out for!
peace
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May 26th, 2007, 23:46 #4DCEmu Legend
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hmm....... very interesting!!!! i might buy it!!!!
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May 27th, 2007, 01:41 #5DCEmu Old Pro
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Dude, do you know what open source means? It means, it doesn't even need to be hacked, to run homebrew, especially as it's linux based.
Originally Posted by wraggster
Lets hope it can also be hacked for homebrew usage
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May 27th, 2007, 02:42 #6DS User
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Random news + Let's add homebrew = Wraggster news
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May 27th, 2007, 11:54 #7DS User
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wantwantwantwantwant :O
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May 27th, 2007, 12:26 #8DCEmu Regular
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lol, dosn't mean we don't love him though Originally Posted by ab88
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May 27th, 2007, 14:44 #9
Your math doesn't quite add up, ah I see the problem: New Product at affiliate store + link with referral code + copy and pasted specs from site + "maybe we can have homebrew on it?!!?!" = Wraggster news Originally Posted by ab88
There we go =PIf anyone is looking to buy, sell, trade games and support a developer directly at the same time, consider joining Goozex. Enjoy!
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May 27th, 2007, 14:49 #10DCEmu Old Pro
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Nice one - but you forgot the DIGG link Originally Posted by quzar
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