Prestigio DMA-301 rocks your home network with two-tone color

by Cyrus Farivar, posted Nov 2nd 2006 at 4:42AM

Prestigio's gettin' in the DMA game as well: clearly not satisfied with simply bringing television to the palm of your hand, it now wants to bring the stuff you downloaded directly to your TV. This new digital media adapter is loaded up with 802.11b/g (and Ethernet, if you prefer), supports Composite, S-Video, Scart and Component HD video out, and brings RCA plus S/PDIF audio out. Sadly, good ol' Presty failed to tell us when we can get one of these guys, nor how many greenbacks we'll have to throw down for the pleasure. Take a peek at the ports on the flip side...

Filed under: Home Entertainment, Networking

Tags: dma, dma-301, prestigio

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drummerjoe @ Nov 2nd 2006 8:56AM

Will the iTV do anything else besides what this thing does?

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Philip @ Nov 2nd 2006 10:12AM

It will cost more, and do less.

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wishiwereprogramming67 @ Nov 2nd 2006 10:43AM

Yea, but it will do what it does better, with a better UI. And have a giant buffer to eliminate skipping.

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Philip @ Nov 2nd 2006 10:53AM

And then overheat and turn brown. Unless, of course, you take the clear sticker off... obviously.

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Rick Lyon @ Nov 2nd 2006 1:04PM

iTV should have HDMI, Apple interface.

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Marko @ Nov 2nd 2006 2:31PM

And it is available in eastern europe - it's a first. hurah!

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