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The Western Digital WD TV Live media player packs a lot of features in to a little box. Couple this with a great price, and you have a very attractive device. It is remarkably easy to setup, has tons of connectivity options, has great file support, easy network integration with built in wireless, and it offers many useful apps.
Sitting at the top of the WD TV line-up is the Live Hub and that's the one we're looking at today. Checking out the box, you can see the device and some of the main features. One of the bigger features is the 1TB hard drive that's embedded into the WD TV Live Hub. On the front of the box we can also see some of the other main features which include support with Blockbuster, Netflix, Pandora, Facebook and YouTube. Unfortunately not all these features are available outside of the US, but the ones that are like YouTube and Facebook work great. We'll get into all that a little later, though.
Mit dem WD TV Live landete der amerikanische Hersteller Western Digital im Jahr 2009 einen großen Erfolg. Der Player surfte damals auf der ersten Erfolgswelle der kleinen Universal-Abspielgeräte und verkaufte sich hervorragend. Im Jahr 2011 angekommen, legt Western Digital den Erfolgsplayer komplett neu auf. Im neuen Gewand, mit neuer Soft- und Hardware aber gleichem Namen soll die aktuelle Revison an goldene Zeiten anknüpfen.
WD recently launched the TV Live Plus HD media player, which makes it easy for Netflix members to instantly watch thousands of TV episodes and movies on the biggest screen in their home from their HD television set. The new Netflix interface enables members to browse and add movies to their instant Queue on the Netflix Website right from their TV. Read on to see how this player compares to the WD TV Live HD and to see if it is worth the extra $15.
The WD TV Live Plus has some great features over the original Netflix only players. While the Roku maybe well known for its Netflix streaming support, the WD TV Live Plus has Netflix and more. Combine tons of internet content with support for your internal network content and you've got a product ready to be at the center of your media needs.
I’ve been looking at quite a few different media players recently and contemporary ones are all quite similar. Around 8 inches across, internal hard drive of varying size and internet connectivity.
Today I’m looking at one that’s a little different though. It’s compact, missing a few traditional connectors but manages to include built in wireless connectivity. There’s no internal storage to speak of, but the applications and games available make this one of the – on paper – most fully featured HTPC replacements out there.
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If a media player and a video streaming NAS mated and had a child, and if that offspring were beautiful and produced by Western Digital then you would have the WD TV Live Hub. The Live Hub looks to be the best Home Theater Media player we have seen to date, will it hold up to the high expectations? Find out as we review the Western Digital TV Live hub.
Sometime ago we reviewed the WDTV which is a great product, but as with everything in technology field products evolve. The next product in the evolution of the Western Digital TV series is the WD TV Live Hub and we have reviewed it for you here.
Western Digital has entered the very crowded market of Wireless Routers with their introduction of the My Net Family of Dual-Band Routers including the N900 which we take for a spin today. Besides being dual-band, Western Digital has included a technology called FasTrack which helps prioritize Multimedia data so that any streaming or gaming content is moved to the front reducing stutters and drop outs. Read on to find out what we think about this new router!
Western Digital is not a name typically associated with networking and routers. They have entered the networking space big though with their My Net series of routers promising dual band 450+450 Wireless N, easy setup, QOS, and a host of other features including onboard storage and expandability via USB 3.0. We take a look at the My Net 900 and compare its performance against another 450 router to see if you are really getting significant performance increase as well as features you can use.
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