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Neuros LINK Device and Neuros.TV Service introduced
Published 11/19/2008 at I4U News
Neuros known for their Linux based Neuros OSD media streaming devices introduces Neuros Link. Neuros Link is a internet setop box that is supposed to be better than other attempts to bring the internet to your TV in the living room.
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