Samsung MediaLive
![Samsung MediaLive Image...don't expect an entertainment experience that's always rich and pleasant.Highs: Works fine with Media Center; small and unobtrusiveLows: Few supported formats; lacks digital audio; stuttering issues; trouble handling HD mediaWhere to buy: IntroductionIn the vast swirling ocean of digital media, getting your files out of the office and into the living room is often a chore. Apple tried heroically with the Apple TV, but it's certainly not as popular as the iPhone or the iPod – or even as the Mac itself. Now Samsung is getting into the game with the MediaLive, a device that works with Windows Media Center PCs and supports dual-band Wi-Fi (over 802.11n in both the 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz bands). Be advised, though: While you're going to need a lot of popcorn with extra butter for this one, don't expect an entertainment experience that's always rich and pleasant.1234 | Next Page --» digital_trend782:http://reviews.digitaltrends.com/review/5720/samsung-medialive-reviewPrint | ReprintsRelated ReviewsSonos Controller 200 (CR200)Philips Streamium NP2500VTech IS9181 Wi-Fi Internet RadioSeagate FreeAgent TheaterNetgear Digital Entertainer Elite EVA9150Related DownloadsYahoo Pool BuddyUlead Photo ExpressCyberLink PowerDVDCool Beans NFO CreatorMagic Match//');//]]>Top Reviews by CategoryWrite a ReviewDo you have an opinion on this product? Write your own review and let others know what you think!Name: (required)Email Address: (required)Summary: (required)Remember my informationYour Comments: (required)Your Score://');//]]>](http://reviews.digitaltrends.com/images/reviews/full/5720/20081210_1013301.gif)
(5.5 out of 10)
...don't expect an entertainment experience that's always rich and pleasant.
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In the vast swirling ocean of digital media, getting your files out of the office and into the living room is often a chore. Apple tried heroically with the Apple TV, but it's certainly not as popular as the iPhone or the iPod – or even as the Mac itself. Now Samsung is getting into the game with the MediaLive, a device that works with Windows Media Center PCs and supports dual-band Wi-Fi (over 802.11n in both the 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz bands). Be advised, though: While you're going to need a lot of popcorn with extra butter for this one, don't expect an entertainment experience that's always rich and pleasant. Continue reading full review @ Digital Trends
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