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If you're a streamer who shuns plastic disks and their ilk, but still wants 3D, there's good news: Syabas has announced the Popcorn Hour A-400 network media player. Thanks to a dual-core video processor, the box can mulch through 3D Blu-ray content (ripped, presumably), while also supporting studio-level features like detail enhancement and debanding. Like its A-300 predecessor, the streamer can dock a hard disk for content storage, and connects to your network via ethernet or optional WiFi. Other connections include an SD card reader, HDMI 1.4, eSATA and USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 (pending confirmation). On top of giving you access to your own content, the Syabas Apps Market brings YouTube, BBC's iPlayer, and 90 or so other free or premium channels. It'll hit stores in October with a €289 price tag, so if that sounds like your bag of popcorn, see the PR for more info.
The Popcorn Hour A-400 is the first player to utilize Sigma Design’s Dual Core 800Mhz SMP8911 chipset, including Studio-quality VXP® video processing, support 3D movies natively from source and offers up a fast and easy to use experience in a premium case made by Silverstone.
The NMJ navigator provides an even more comfortable remote control via a 2nd screen iPad® companion opportunity (Required iOS5 and above).
The App will be soon available for free, for all A-400 Users.
An Android Tablet App will get announced soon too.
Video NMJ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0xatDEEvT8
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