Hands on: Neuros LINK, an Ubuntu-based media extender
Thu, Feb 12th, 2009
Last year, we looked at Neuros, a company that aims to put Linux in living rooms with open set-top boxes. The company’s flagship product is the Neuros OSD, a DVR that runs a heavily customized Linux platform. In November, Neuros expanded its lineup with a media extender called the Neuros LINK.
The $299 LINK is designed to bring digital video content from the Web and your local network to your television. It integrates with Neuros.tv, a Web-based application that provides easy access to third-party streaming video providers such as Hulu and Amazon Unbox. The Neuros.tv service is still under active development and will likely provide support for a broader number of services in the future.
Read the whole story on Ars Technica
