CIBERGAMERS n.19. The highest exponent of media player in the market that plays the most video codecs and audio. Supports resolutions FullHD 1080p and has all kinds of audio and video connectors, analog, digital and optical. No other media player offers so many possibilities for connection. Incorporates connectivity USB2, wireless and wired with multiple settings, transfer by NDAS network, supports protocols FTP, NFS, Samba and UPnP. With the touch of a button, provides Internet connections and access to hundreds of radio stations. Music of all kinds with digital quality.

CIBERGAMERS n.20. O2 Media has submitted a new Home Media Center, the IAMM NTD-37HD, which incorporates the latest chipset EM8623L, created by Sigma Design, the most prestigious maker of chips for audio and video decoding. It can be used, for example, the H.264 codec, using the latest in video compression technology is able to offer an incredible picture quality to from a number of video data very small, eacute; No playing containers MP4, AVI, TS, TRP and MKV, all in FullHD 1080p.

ON OFF n.187. Many people seeking the digital entertainment alternatives to official media and formats when it comes to high definition. The situation is similar to that which occurred in his day with MP3, and later with the Super VideoCD or Vïdeo CD. But no longer merely the possibility of obtaining files for viewing on your computer. There are desires to unify technologies and media, and put everything in one box, and this results in multimedia players. The IAMM NTD-37HD is one of those products, with multiple possibilities.

NEO TEO n.15. With features similar to the MG-350SHD, this media center is the highest exponent of the market, because it can withstand the H.264 codec (which offers the same quality as MPEG-2 with a third of the data and four times the resolution).
In one product have a media player that supports Full HD (1920x1080p) and plays AVI (MS-MPEG4v3, Divx1-6, XviD, WMV9), WMV, ASF, MPG, DAT, VOB, MPG / MPEG, PR / TS / TRP (MPEG2-HD / SD-MPEG2), AVI TS (H.264 - MKV H.264 12/07).

Four Complete Multimedia Solutions from O2 Media
O2 Media, the multimedia products store, introduced 4 new products that promise to meet all your needs of audio, video, image, storage and connections: MG-350SHD, IAMM NT37HD, Rapsody N35 and the server Square One

Digital network media centers, once a luxury firmly in the geek domain, are now beginning to be found commonly beside large screen LCD and Plasma TVs. Connected to your home network; a virtually unlimited supply of entertainment can be pumped out to your big screen TV. Amongst the multitude of media centers out there today, we found an odd gem sticking out– the Rapsody N35. The Rapsody N35 is simple and sleek...

Is there a new H.264 player joining Tomacro and DViCo in the EM8623 line products that can handle both VC-1 and H.264? Yes, eventually there is. We had expected the release in November but seems as some quick resellers have added the NTD37HD, Novatron's latest player to their stores for around €300. It's good to have competition but likely Tomacro will remain the best performing one for VC-1 and H.264...

The Mediagate 350SHD is a small form factor media centre -- although it's not running Microsoft's Windows Media Center OS -- that comes in the form of a very small PC case -- think Mac Mini turned on its side and you'd be close. If you're familiar with Mediagate's product lines, the MG-350SHD is encased in essentially the same casing as the MG-35, although that unit omits the wireless network capability of the MG-350SHD.

The world of media streamers is ever-evolving, and Mediagate's MG-350 HD is one of the latest models to take advantage of high definition formats. This diminutive little device is primarily designed to get media from your PC to the television, but if you feel like getting your hands dirty installing a hard drive, it can even act as a standalone media server.

The $190 Mediagate portable MPEG-4 player is a clever device that allows you to play multiple media types, including DivX and MPEG-4 formats, by attaching it to a TV and/or receiver. So unlike the more expensive options, you don't get a built-in screen, which means you won't be using it to keep the kids quiet in the back of the car on long journeys.

While most media devices on the market either include a hard disk for storing content locally, or are able to play files stored on a networked PC, the Mediagate MG-35 has a bet each way. It's both a network media player and a portable storage device rolled into one. It's designed to pipe video and audio content across a network and play it back on a TV or home stereo system, but can also be used as a portable hard disk to move files around or play media stored on its internal drive.

A media center PC can be expensive, even if you build one yourself. What do you really want from such a machine? Primarily, you'd probably like to store media on its hard drive to play through your home entertainment center. If you don't need other typical media center functionality, such as digital video recording and channel guides, the MediaGate MG-350HD might be the device you're looking for.

Media extenders, devices that pull content off your computer and put it on your TV, have become more popular with the launch of the Apple TV. And that very intuitive device has sparked competition, such as Netgear's Digital Entertainer EVA8000, which, sadly, is prone to crashes, and some that flat-out don't work. (I'd stay away from the Pegasus Cynalynx at all costs.) So, even though the setup process can be tricky,...