New D-Link media player is DivX Connected… yippee?

Posted in Set Top Boxes by Nino Marchetti on July 9th, 2008

D-Link MediaLounge DSM-330

D-Link said today it is ready to debut its first “DivX Connected” device in the United States. It is called the D-Link MediaLounge DSM-330 and pricing is set around $300.

The D-Link MediaLounge DSM-330 is a high definition media set-top player which uses DivX Connected as “a  powerful, open media platform that allows consumers to experience and control PC-based digital media on their television using a remote control.” This device, like similar players, lets one stream digital media content from a PC to a television.

Features of the DSM-330 include HDMI output, wireless 802.11g connectivity, DivX/Xvid/WMV9 transcoded video file support, JPEG image support and MP3/WMA transcoded/M3U8/PLS audio support and wireless security. It is available now.

D-Link MediaLounge DSM-330

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3 Comments to “New D-Link media player is DivX Connected… yippee?”
  1. Bruce Says:

    Just a quick note, the actual price for the device at Amazon is $229, with coupons available to bring it down to $179.

    Bruce
    DivX, Inc.

  2. kosta tsiriotakis Says:

    SUUUUUPERRRR DUUUUUPERRRRRRRRRRRRR

    OH
    I MEANT

    YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEE

  3. jfg69 Says:

    Linux compatible?….

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