FREECOM MediaPlayer II 31990 Wireless multimedia receiver

FREECOM MediaPlayer II 31990 - Specification Freecom MediaPlayer II 500GB - 31990 Feature Product Features Technical details Source data-sheet ICEcat.biz Disk drive Hard disk drive capacity 5 (...) See more See less

00GB Hard disk interface Serial ATA Hard disk size 3.5" Supported file systems NTFS, FAT-32 System requirements Minimum system requirements PC:Intel Pentium-III/AMD Duron 900MHz, USB 2.0 port Mac: PowerPC G3/G4/G5, PowerBook G3/G4, Intel Mac Minimum RAM 256MB Mac compatibility Y Audio Audio compression formats MP3, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, WAV Connectivity Connectivity technology Wired Interface LAN 100/10Mbps Audio (L,R) out 1 HDMI ports quantity 1 USB 2.0 ports quantity 1 Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) out 1 Composite video out Y Digital audio coaxial out Y Weight & dimensions Weight 2250g Dimensions W x D x H 203 x 160 x 46mm Energy management Power requirements 12V 2A Environmental conditions Operating temperature range (T-T) 10 - 35°C Operating relative humidity range 10 - 50% Colour Colour of product Silver Video Signal format system MPEG1,2,4 (MPG, AVI, DAT, VOB, IFO, TS), MKV, DivX, Xvid Wireless LAN features WLAN connection Y Still image Supported image formats JPG/JPEG Breaking new ground Experience a new level of computing and home entertainment with the Freecom Mediaplayer II the player that covers all common AV-fi le formats. The Freecom MediaPlayer II is a cost-eff ective, dedicated hard drive based mobile multimedia player that seamlessly delivers digital media (video, audio) from your PC to the television, projector or Hi-fi set. Enjoy digital media and information in the comfort of your living room. Freecom has now developed a fast hard drive, a JPEG viewer, a video player and a music player, all in one unit! This portable system is built for easy data sharing with friends and family. Enjoy your movies, songs and holiday pictures anywhere you go. Watching movies on a PC Monitor and listening to MP3 fi les on a small PC speaker system are now a thing of the past, as are diffi cult burning sessions creating CDs and DVDs. Simply drag and drop your aud (Description excerpted from: Micomonline)