Japan, June 23, 2006 - I-O Data Device, Inc. (“I-O Data” below) announced the AVeL LinkPlayer (“LinkPlayer” below) new third-generation network media player featuring to stream video, music, and photo data stored in a computer or DVD recorder to a large-screen TV. The target shipping volume for the entire lineup is 50,000 units a year.
LinkPlayer is the successor to the previous model in the AVLP2/DVD series released in September 2004. LinkPlayer’s major features include official support for DLNA Guidelines for connecting to electronic consumer devices, completely-redesigned intuitive user interface, and a HDMI output connector provided as standard. With the advent of high-definition digital TV, component parts were carefully selected, and the boards and circuits were designed by I-O Data to achieve both video and audio quality that rivals AV acoustic equipment. LinkPlayer boasts overwhelmingly superior performance compared to similar products by other companies, and LinkPlayer is expected to garner broad appeal from regular electronics users for further expanding the range of the network media player market.
Model Name | Suggested Retail Price | Shipping Date | Description |
AV-LS300DW | 37,000 JP yen | End of June | Wireless / Wired LAN model |
AV-LS300D | 33,800 JP yen | Middle of July | Wired LAN model |
A network media player is a device that takes video, music, photos, and other multimedia content stored on computers and consumer electronic devices over a household LAN (local area network) and streams it to your TV.
Not only can it access content over a network, but the built-in standard DVD drive enables playback of commercial DVDs and CDs and data formats on DVD±R and CD-R/RW media created by computers. This product also includes two USB ports to enable data playback from portable hard disks and USB memory.
In addition, content stored on I-O Data’s HDL-GX/G Series of network connectable hard disks can also be played back*.
* To support DLNA in the HDL-GX series and HDL-G series is expected soon with a firmware update
The DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is a standard that enables consumer electronic devices, computers, and handheld devices connected to a network to share and use digital content among each other. This product’s firmware uses DiXiM by DigiOn that has been customized by I-O Data and attaches the DiXiM Media Server as a server application. The DiXiM Media Server is an application meeting DLNA Guidelines. Installing it on a computer enables you to conduct instant searches for video and audio content over LinkPlayer according to your purpose.
DiXiM has a long track record to be implemented major electronics makers and PC makers, and now, in LinkPlayer, it provides high compatibility and an operational feeling that more closely resembles consumer electronic products.
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Dimensions (W x D x H) | 430mm x 267mm x 50mm (excluding protruding part) |
Weight (Kg) | Approximately 3.1 Kg (body of product only) |
Supported Video | WMV9/DivX®Video 3,4,5/MPEG-1/MPEG-2 |
Supported Photo | JPEG/BMP/PNG |
Supported Audio | WMA9/WMA9 Pro※/MP3/PCM(WAVE) *Supported only Analog sound output |
Supported Image | ISO |
Supported Media | DVD -R / -RW / +R / +RW /+R DL / CD-R / -RW |
Supported Media Format | DVD-Video / CD-DA / DVD-ROM / CD-ROM |
Wired LAN | 10BASE-T/ 100BASE-TX(RJ-45) ×1 |
Wireless LAN | IEEE802.11b/ g (Supported Wireless LAN high-speed communication technology, Super GTM) |
USB host interface |
USB 2.0 port (front) ×2 S upported mass storage class HDD, card reader and USB memory(NTFS/FAT supported) |
Video Out | HDMI ×1 / D-connector (D4 Output supported ) ×1 Composite Video Out ×1 / S-Video Out (S1/S2 supported) ×1 |
Audio Out | Analog Audio Out (L/R) ×1 / Optical Digital Out ×1 |
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AV-LS300DW
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AV-LS300D
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