open.neurostechnology.com - 11/19/2008
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If you're like most folks watching the "set-top box" industry, you're probably thinking that the last thing the world needs is another set-top box. All the major manufacturers have them in various proprietary shapes and flavors and none of them have really satisfied viewers desires.
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store.neurostechnology.com - 11/19/2008
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store.neurostechnology.com —
The Internet's Video Collection. On your TV. No
Subscription Fees. NOTICE: Due to high demand, the delivery...
time of orders placed now is 1-2 weeks. Order now to avoid further delays. Are you located outside of the United States? Please place your ...
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The Neuros Technology Store
engadgethd.com - 11/19/2008
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engadgethd.com —
It's just been a few short months since
Neuros started shipping its OSD 2.0 set-top box ,...
but it looks like the company is now already moving on to other devices that are equally boxy and open source-y. It's latest is the Neuros LINK, which ...
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Neuros intros web video-playing Neuros LINK
geardiary.com - 11/19/2008
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geardiary.com —
Have you ever wanted to watch the stuff
on Hulu, NBC.com, CBS or CNN.com on your TV...
but you didn’t want to build a PC to do this with? Well, new you can thanks to Neuros! Neuros has introduced the Neuros Link today on their website and it ...
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Neuros releases the Neuros Link
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Neuros Link streams YouTube, Hulu, plays local media in 1080p
Obsessable News Feed —
Neuros has released a set-top box for receiving streaming video content from providers like Hulu and YouTube, the Neuros Link. Like the company's OSD2, the Link is built on an open-source Linux platform. While the OSD2 could record HD content, the Link is strictly a playback device. Using 802.11 b/g WiFi or wired gigabit Ethernet, the box connects to online video providers to display Adobe Flash-based streams. The Link also supports local playback up to 1080p, using sources from network shares or devices connected to one of the Link's six USB 2.0 ports. ...
Neuros soft launches ‘LINK’ internet video set-top box
CrunchGear —
... Here comes yet another set-top box that connects to the internet and streams web video. Thankfully, this one looks pretty cool. It’s called the ...
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