Mar 5 2009

Alpha Introduces BitTorrent Media player

  • Written by soulxtc
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Download content without a PC and watch in comfort on living room TV.

Alpha Networks, a Taiwan-based network equipment maker, has announced the release of a new BitTorrent Media Player. With a built-in HDD, Alpha’s new plug-and-play network device enables users to download files without a PC using BitTorrent tracker sites, and to then to play the content on a living room TV.

The BitTorrent Media Player offers video/audio decoding of all popular media formats, including RMVB/RM, WMV, MPEG-4, DivX, H.264, MKV, Avi, Asf, Vob, MP3, WMA, OGG, and AAC, as well as support for HDMI up to 1080i resolution.

With in-house software design capabilities, Alpha’s new model offers an interface which allows users to program channels and organize contents. In addition, BT Box implements an external USB OTG.

SPECS:

  • High Speed SoC

  • High Definition Multimedia Interface

  • 10/100M Ethernet LAN Port

  • USB Port

  • Dimension: 211mm x 124mm x 63mm

  • Operating Temperature: 0~40℃

  • Non-Operating Temperature: -10~70℃

  • Operating Humidity: 10% to 90% RH non-condensing

  • Storage Humidity: 5% to 90% RH non-condensing

  • Power consumption: 24 Watt

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Comments

  1. Tachyonn

    makes you almost pity the poor riaa and mpaa (and sorts) – they must hate technology for the masses

  2. deshman

    nah can’t pity the devil.

  3. mountain_rage

    This is essentially equates to the same type of system Tivo has or wanted to introduce about 2 years ago. Only that the service would of been much more restricted due to licensing issues with their partners. Its funny because I remember the copyright goons blocked the device from market as if it would of harmed them. Now they have to contend with 3rd party products that don’t give a damn about their perceived rights.

  4. wart0rn

    It’s… beautiful. Have your way with me!

  5. TheRealMcCoy

    lol xbox360 look a like torrent set top boxes are these the new shit? I wouldn’t risk buying one just in case the RIAA make one and put a tracing chip inside it or something

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