Prodigy jack-of-all-trades media streamer announced
Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n wireless connectivity give access to a wide selection of internet feeds and applications, including YouTube XL, MLB.tv and MediaFly. Those looking to the use the device for audio will be able to connect to services like Last.FM, GrooveShark and Pandora
As digital media streamers go, the Prodigy from Xtreamer appears to be something of a jack-of-all-trades. The budget-friendly box can store its own content in a wide variety of formats, connect to external drives or wirelessly hook up with a computer. It has a dedicated internet browser specially tweaked for TV, can play Flash media and will work with Apple's AirPlay technology. There's USB 3.0 and HDMI wired connectivity, and audiophiles will appreciate the lossless audio options, while movie buffs get treated to full 1080p high definition playback ... but it's the new Flash GUI that's said to be the real vote winner.
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