D-Link introduced a Wireless Media Player that distributes digital music, video and photos stored on PCs to play and view on a television and/or stereo system. The standalone unit resides within a home entertainment center and connects to the television and/or stereo using standard A/V or S-video cables. In addition to streaming digital music, photos and video from networked PCs within the home, D-Link also incorporates AOL(R) Services, allowing users to experience a free trial opportunity of up to 6 months for Radio@AOL. The unit will have an estimated street price of $129. http://www.dlink.com
D-Link Introduces New Wireless Media Adapter
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