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Following this trend over the past handful of months or so, we feel that conventional old DVD players are going to get obsolete. For the Home theater guys there is the Blu-ray player, and for those with scores of movies rips and dumps, there is the Hard-disk based media player. This last category has become a full fledged competitive market today. Not long ago it was still new amongst only the geeky junta. Today we have a model by Seagate called the FreeAgent Theater Plus, and it has everything one might need in a HDD player. Let’s plug it in... Design and features The back panel has all the connections, except one lone USB input that is the front. Besides that there is another USB in, optical out, HDMI out, Ethernet in (yes it’s network capable) composite and component video out. The player can work with Wi-Fi adapter, but the adapter is sold separately. Also there is a dock on the body of the player itself, for attaching Seagate FreeAgent Go HDD directly, into a slot that opens up on the top panel. One can use the Ethernet port and connect to the world wide web, specifically access Youtube, Picasa, Flickr and RSS (Video and text). |
Tags: Seagate , FreeAgent Theater+ , Seagate Media player
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