New Devices Build a Wireless Entertainment Bridge Throughout the Home In addition, the Internet TV beta allows Windows Media Center as well as Extender users to enjoy free* high-quality television from some of their favorite studios and networks in Media Center, directly over the Internet.” “These products are the initial third-party devices that can wirelessly connect a TV with a PC, with features including live high-definition TV, PVR, movies, pictures, music and online services.
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“We are excited to reveal the first series of totally quiet, cool, and sleek-looking Media Center Extender devices, designed to deliver the ultimate entertainment experience to every TV set in your home,” said Joe Belfiore, corporate vice president, Entertainment and Devices eHome Division, Microsoft.
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Microsoft also announced that the Extender technology will be incorporated in HP’s current line of MediaSmart high-definition televisions.Īdding to the wealth of content available on PCs running Windows Media Center in Windows Vista (available in Windows Vista Home Premium and Ultimate), Microsoft also launched a beta test of Windows Media Center Internet TV, which will offer more than 100 hours of ad-supported entertainment from MSN Video, including full-length shows, music concerts and movie trailers. People can even pause a recorded show in one room, and then resume it from the same moment in another room. These devices, which are expected to be available for purchase this holiday season, will allow easy access to premium cable, high-definition TV, popular video formats including DivX, music, paid movies, photos and more from any TV in the house, with a wired or wireless network connection. joined initial launch partners in revealing highly anticipated details about new Extenders for Microsoft Windows Media Center. New devices from Cisco’s Linksys division, D-Link, HP and Niveus Media deliver new video formats, form factors and HD TV over wireless home networks Internet TV beta debuts with more than one hundred hours of free full-screen video.
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