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[Byopvr.com] Build Your Own PVR :: Why Tivo When you can Freevo?: "Going by the codeword of iTV, the box looks like a flattened Mac mini -- apparently it's around half the height -- and features a built-in power supply, USB 2.0, Ethernet, 802.11 "wireless component video", optical audio and HDMI ports, plus regular ol' RCA stereo audio ports. Controllable by the standard Apple remote, the iTV will come with an updated version of the Front Row interface that shares Front Row's smooth 3D graphics, but differs in that it has a menu on the right side of the screen.

[Mediapcs.engadget.com] Engadget: The obligatory built-in Gigabit Ethernet and 7.1 channel HD audio is included, and the design engineers gave you plenty of reasons to utilize all your off-the-wall USB-powered toys by tossing in 10 USB ports. The SilentX 400 watt PSU, dual FireWire connectors, and support for three internal hard drives rounds out the fairly solid offering -- but as usual, Shuttle likes to throw a premium on their little boxes, and by slapping a €419 ($537) pricetag on this barebones kit, we'd probably suggest finding a less costly destination for your Core 2 Duo.

 [Boston.com] Blog your art - The Boston Globe: Your TV doesn't know anything about your DVD, DVR, or cable box, and your various family members can't consistently operate the equipment, so it's a nightmare. But plug a digital camera into your USB port and your computer instantly knows it's there and even launches your photo software.

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