Picture this: It's a chilly Saturday evening. You and your family plan to make popcorn and watch a movie that you've downloaded from a video-on-demand service delivered through Media Center. You go to the den, pick up the remote, and begin watching the show. That's when you realize it would be ideal if the whole family could catch the movie while lounging on the sofa downstairs in the living room.
Windows Media Center Extender is a sleek, quiet device that enables Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 experiences to be enjoyed remotely on TVs and monitors in the home. With Windows Media Center Extender, you can enjoy the digital entertainment you want where and how you want. Windows Media Center Extender will ship in late 2004 through a select set of hardware partners, including Alienware, Dell, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, and Samsung.
Key benefits of Windows Media Center Extender:
Easy to Use.
Use Windows Media Center Extender to navigate and enjoy your digital music, photos, TV, videos, and DVDs with the same Media Center interface and remote control that you're already familiar with.
Connect Windows Media Center Extender to your Media Center PC with ease. It will feature a quick and easy setup wizard, so you will be ready to begin using Windows Media Center Extender in no time.
Flexible.
Use a wired or wireless connection to hook up your Windows Media Center Extender to your Media Center PC. You will not need to change your home networking setup.
Connect Windows Media Center Extender to your existing TV or monitor. You will not need to invest in a new display.
Select from a number of affordable Windows Media Center Extenders from different hardware manufacturers.
Convenient.
Choose from a range of sleek, quiet form factors. Windows Media Center Extender will fit right in with your living room.
Enjoy Media Center partner applications such as CinemaNow and MovieLink, which are delivered seamlessly on Windows Media Center Extender.
Watch a movie using Windows Media Center Extender in the living room while your daughter browses through the family's music collection on the Media Center PC in the den. Up to five different instances of the Media Center interface can run at the same time. Your family can quit fighting over the remote!
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