On Mon, 2008-11-03 at 16:19 +0000, Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:
> You may be able to source one of the alternative products more easily in
> Singapore, but I ordered my A-110 directly from the US via the Popcorn
> hour web site.  Demand is quite high though, mine took several weeks to
> reach me but delivery info is available on the forum.
> 
> The B-110 might be of interest as well, it's a mini ITX form factor
> board with some extra functionality (e.g. 2xSATA and 1xIDE interfaces,
> more USB ports and a mini PCI slot for a wifi card) that you can use to
> make your own customised media player.

Any recommendations for real HD media players?

I've got a X360 and for HD it's crap (it's great for SD content). It
doesn't support modern HD codecs (H.264 in mkv), and has file size
limitations (nothing over 4GB).

Since HD takes a bit of horsepower it automatically rules out many lower
end CPUs, so an EEEBox or equivalent is out.

I've been considering just getting a slim dell with a core 2 CPU, but if
there was anything more elegant I'd love to know.

Thanks, TTYL

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