Joe sez, "The Neuros LINK is a set-top box that takes a unique approach: unlike most closed set-top boxes, it's built from the ground up to be open. In fact, it started its 'gamma' phase of life as a stripped down PC, with the vision to become more 'electronics-like' using a remote, navigable from the couch etc. A recent release of its software shows how it's evolving on that path, with increasing functionality available without a mouse and keyboard, largely with the help of a lot of third party open source software, like XBMC, etc."
Screen Capture of Neuros LINK v 1.3 release "Handcock"
(Thanks, Joe!)
Previously:
- Neuros open set-top box lets you crowd-subtitle the presidential …
- Neuros open set-top box goes HD – Boing Boing
- Boing Boing Gadgets at Pop!Tech; Neuros Contest – Boing Boing
- Neuros OSD gets a free/open web-browser for your TV – Boing Boing
- Neuros OSD: a set-top box that treats you like an owner – Boing Boing
- Neuros open PVR gets YouTube support, courtesy of hackers – Boing …
- Unlocked! Neuros's open logo for non-DRMed media and devices …
- Neuros to AppleTV hackers: hack our set-top box! – Boing Boing
