Blusens offers up Blu:Brain HD media server

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 8th 2008 at 5:28PM

Blusens hit the scene in a big way last October, but for whatever reason, we haven't heard from 'em since... until now, that is. The Blu:Brain Home Entertainment Device features a somewhat misleading name, as there's (regrettably) no built-in Blu-ray drive to speak of. What it does have, however, is a remarkably sexy shell, twin digital TV tuners (DVB-T), a removable internal hard drive, Ethernet / WiFi connectivity and a USB port. Essentially, this here box can serve up all sorts of multimedia (high-def content included) via HDMI, though word on the street says it won't even be available to order until 2009.

[Via Gizmos]

Filed under: Media streamers, Set-top boxes, Others

Tags: Blu Blusens Brain, BluBlusensBrain, Blusens, hd media server, hd media streamer, hd streaming, HdMediaServer, HdMediaStreamer, HdStreaming, htpc, media center, media server, MediaCenter, MediaServer, stream, streaming

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