D-Link debuts Boxee Box
January 6, 2010
D-Link has unveiled its Boxee Box device. The Boxee Box delivers movies, TV shows, music, and photos from a user’s computer, home network, and the Internet to their HDTV with no PC needed. Additionally, Boxee’s core social features make it easy for friends to discover new content from each other through social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and more.
Boxee is a PC, Mac, and Linux software program that lets users watch popular TV shows and movies. When users search on Boxee, TV shows and movies are delivered to them with the click of a remote control. Nearly a million Internet users around the world have already downloaded Boxee, it says.
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