MSI gets into the video streaming game with the Movie Station HD1000

Dec 17th 2009
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There isn’t a lack of network video streamers these days. MSI is the latest to out what is probably a quality little AV appliance. I mean, it’s somewhat difficult to mess these things up. Really the only way is to not natively support .AVI or .MKV files. Right, Moxi?

The Movie Stations HD1000 has nearly everything we’ve came to expect from these devices with 1080p HDMI, Ethernet, dual-USB jacks, SPDIF, and component/composite jacks. Good thing there are a bunch to choose from here in the States as this €99 guy looks like he will be restricted to Germany for now. [Fudzilla via liliputing]

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