BenQ's VIIV-friendly DMP300 Digital Media Player

by Evan Blass, posted Jun 5th 2006 at 4:44PM

Now that you've picked up a brand new VIIV-powered PC (because computing just isn't computing without VIIV), you probably want a media streaming device to watch all your digital swag on regular TVs, and BenQ's got your back with the new DMP300 Digital Media Player. Like many of the other similar solutions on the market, the DMP300 streams your music (MP3, WMA, PCM), vids (MPEG-1/2/4, WMV9, XviD), and pics (JPEG, JPEG2000, BMP) over a wired or wireless (802.11b/g) network, but also leverages the power of VIIV for accessing certain remote applications and premium content. This model sports a full range of connectivity options -- HDMI, component, S-video, and digital audio outputs are some of the highlights -- and will be available for an undisclosed price under generic branding sometime next quarter.

Filed under: Media PCs, Peripherals, Wireless, Networking

Tags: 802.11, benq, dmp300 digital media player, Dmp300DigitalMediaPlayer, hdmi, intel, media center, MediaCenter, mp3, mpeg-1/2/4, pmc, streaming, streaming media, StreamingMedia, viiv, wma, wmv9, xvid

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