I just bought one of these from Frys last week. I love the box, although a 750MB upgrade would be nice. I have not opened it up yet, but will probably over the weekend and see what the HD connector looks like.
As for networking, the Series 3 can do the following: 1) I can stream content from my PCs through the Series 3, but not FROM the series 3 to my PCs. 2) You can still get the games, Internet Yahoo goodies etc. through the Series 3.
The box is beautiful, the software rocks as always, and now the HD options make it a compelling box to own.
Once we can expand capacity and move content out of it through the network, it will be a solid 10.
For those looking for a device strictly for reading, the new Kobo is a nice little option. It's small enough to slip into a pocket, can do more with a PDF than the competition, and at $129, it's $10 cheaper than both the Nook and Kindle WiFi.
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I just bought one of these from Frys last week. I love the box, although a 750MB upgrade would be nice. I have not opened it up yet, but will probably over the weekend and see what the HD connector looks like.
As for networking, the Series 3 can do the following:
1) I can stream content from my PCs through the Series 3, but not FROM the series 3 to my PCs.
2) You can still get the games, Internet Yahoo goodies etc. through the Series 3.
The box is beautiful, the software rocks as always, and now the HD options make it a compelling box to own.
Once we can expand capacity and move content out of it through the network, it will be a solid 10.