Finally the long awaited Boxee Box is going to be released on November 10th for an average street price of about $199.99.  It should begin to hit retail stores on November 17th.  Check inside for press release and a video that we did back at CES 2010 describe what the Boxee Box is.

Press Release

Boxee Box by D-Link to Ship November 10
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA–(Marketwire – October 20, 2010) – Today, D-Link and Boxee announced the upcoming Boxee Box by D-Link will begin shipping on November 10, 2010 to customers who pre-order the Boxee Box through Amazon in the United States or Best Buy and Future Shop in Canada. The Boxee Box will be generally available through the company’s vast network of retail and online distributors on November 17, 2010.
"We’ve seen amazing demand for the Boxee Box across all of our pre-order partners in the US and internationally," said Rod St. Michel, vice president of consumer sales at D-Link. "Consumers are looking for the right product to get their favorite TV shows and movies onto their TV from the Internet and their home network, and the Boxee Box is the friendliest, and most consumer-ready product currently available."
The award-winning Boxee Box, first unveiled in December 2009, received critical acclaim from the industry and is highly anticipated by consumers. The product is the first media device capable of playing most popular media file formats from a home network along with free and premium TV shows and movies, videos, music, and photos from the Internet, with support for full 1080p high-definition (HD) and 5.1 surround sound.
With tens-of-thousands of movies, shows and apps available*, the Boxee Box gives users unparalleled access to on-demand entertainment and newfound control over their TV:
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TV on Your Schedule. Nearly 40,000 TV episodes available from your favorite networks, ready to watch any time you want.
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Huge Movie Library. Enjoy a vast range of free movies and new releases in stunning HD from premium movie services.
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Plays All Your Digital Stuff. Access videos, music, or pictures from your computer or home network.
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Tailored to Your Couch. Internet TV should be more than just Internet on your TV. The Boxee Box and two-faced QWERTY remote are designed to transform the Internet into something you’ll love watching on your HDTV from the couch.
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See What Your Friends Are Watching. Follow what your Facebook and Twitter friends are watching, and share your favorites too.
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Give Your Wallet a Break. Why pay for stuff you don’t watch? The Boxee Box lets you watch tens-of-thousands of popular TV shows and movies — you choose what you pay for!
Try Boxee Now. Unlike other devices, interested buyers can try the Boxee Box’ software for free before they buy the device. The software is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux users at Boxee’s website — http://boxee.tv. Since the software’s launch two years ago, Boxee has added well over one million users. When you want to shift the viewing experience from your PC to your HDTV, the Boxee Box by D-Link automatically imports your account, bringing your favorite TV shows, apps, and friends with you.
Pricing and Availability
The Boxee Box by D-Link will begin shipping on November 10, 2010 for customers who have pre-ordered from Amazon in the United States and Best Buy or Future Shop in Canada. Additionally, pre-orders taken in Australia/New Zealand and other countries across Europe will begin shortly thereafter. Pricing for the US and Canada will be $229 MSRP with an average street price at about $199. Prices may vary in other regions.
Pre-Order Links
US: http://amzn.to/boxeeboxbydlink
Canada — Best Buy: http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/boxee.aspx
Canada — Future Shop: www.futureshop.ca/boxee
UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0043EV3MS/
Australia/New Zealand: www.dlink.com.au/boxeebox
Important Links
http://www.dlink.com
http://www.dlink.com/boxeebox
http://www.boxee.tv
http://www.boxee.tv/box
http://www.facebook.com/boxeeboxbydlink
http://www.twitter.com/dlink
http://www.twitter.com/boxee
About The Boxee Box
The award-winning Boxee Box by D-Link streams your favorite movies, shows and videos from the Internet, and plays your home videos, music collection, or digital pictures on your HDTV — letting you enjoy free entertainment at your convenience from the comfort of your couch. It also gives your TV a social life, letting you watch crazy stuff your friends are sharing on Facebook and Twitter. Visit http://www.dlink.com/boxeebox to transform your home entertainment experience.

enTourage eDGe the makers of the DualBook made a big splash a CES 2010 and were at CEA Line Show 2010 to give us a more in-depth look at the enTourage eDGe DualBook. So of course read on for pics and video inside.

The enTourage eDGe DualBook is one part e-reader and one part Android tablet merging the two together to give you a merger of the internet and information all in one device. Aimed at the education market the dual book allows you to read books and articles on the e-reader and write on the 9.7 inch screen with a wacom table underneath to use a stylus to make note and copy text which you then can take over to the android 1.6 with a 10.1 resistive touch screen side of the tablet to allow you to do further research wit the power of the internet and attach links to a specific excerpt you made in the article on the e-reader. You can also attach multimedia files such as music and video to later reference. 

The eDGe comes with wi-fi, Bluetooth and a sim card slot but no official carrier has been announced yet. They are currently working on video out capabilities as well.  The eDGe currently retails for $499.99 and is available on their website www.enTourageeDGe.com

Klipsch has taken the modern idea of a home audio system and simplified it with a revolutionary idea of taking the wires out and the traditional speaker box and putting them in one unit that fits in a standard light bulb socket which brings the idea of surround sound to a new level.  Klipsch President Paul Jacobs says “if you can screw a light bulb in, you are 75% there in setting up our system.”

The system can fit into a standard lamp or a 5-6 inch can light spot and uses LED for lighting which lasts forever. You can hook up to 8 of these in your house as simple as that and the audio quality is fantastic. Its a ture wireless system and set not to interfere with any other wireless frequencies in your house. Check out the full video below and the full stats. The are available to order now at www.klipsch.com.

The Klipsch LightSpeakers are a true innovation in home audio and will bring home audio entertainment to a new level.

Stats:

• FREQUENCY RESPONSE
  90Hz-20kHz +/- 3dB
• SYSTEM COMPONENTS
  Two LightSpeakers, wireless transmitter, RF remote control, 2 AAA batteries, 1 transmitter power supply, 1 – 3.5 mm mini jack to stereo RCA cable, 2 lenses, 4 trim rings (2 small / 2 large), owner’s manual, and quick set-up guide
• MAXIMUM ACOUSTIC OUTPUT
  93 dB
• DRIVE COMPONENTS
  2.5″ Micro Cellulose Polymer cone with integrated high frequency disperser
• AMPLIFIER
  20 watt digital amplifier with Digital Signal Processing
• Transmitter
  2.4 GHz wireless transmission of 2 sources to 2 independent zones
• Transmitter Controls
  Zone 1, Zone 2, Source 1, Source 2, Volume up/down, Mute, Light Dimming up/down, Light on/off, Power on/off
• Transmitter Inputs
  1 right/left line level or 3.5 mm stereo line level for each source DC input
• LED Light
  10 watt long life LED, 40,000 hours rated (replace up to a 65 watt incandescent), fully dimmable and controlled from either the remote or the light buttons on the transmitter
• overall width
  5.1” (130.0 mm) diameter – without flange
• DEPTH
  7.1” (181.0 mm) – with socket and lens
• DIMENSIONS
  Transmitter 5.9” (151.0 mm) W x 7.0” (177.0 mm) L x 2.4” (60.0 mm) H
  Remote: 2” (52.0 mm) W x 5.1” (130.0 mm) L x 1.2” (30.0mm)
• WEIGHT
  2.51 lbs (1.14 kg)

At CES 2010 we got a great demo of the Cyber Clean home electronic cleaning product. We have some Cyber Clean’s for review and will be giving you them real soon so stay tuned.

Intel has the most impressive and cool looking LED box at their CES which had small little cubs which were live feeds of actualy internet links and sites and which you would touch a cube it would pop up more information.  The system was running on 1 2010 series Core i7 processor.

A powerful as this machine is and its size it automatically a contender for a HTPC with its small form factor had low mantinence design you can easily store all of your digital media right on it and watch right on your TV without any problem and also have the ability to customize the system fully since you can put your own operation system on it from Windows 7 which you can use Windows Media Center, XBMC and even Linux which offers several different suites of media center applications.

Full Spec List:

• Intel Atom Z530 CPU @ 1.6 GHzIntel US15W chipset
• 1GB DDR2
• 160GB SATA harddisk, easily upgradeable
• DVI Digital display interface, up to 1920×1080
• HD Audio, line-out 2.0 / mic in / line-in
• 1000Mb/s Ethernet port 802.11g WiFi
• Six USB 2.0 ports
• miniSD and mini PCI Express sockets
• IR receiver
• Phoenix BIOS
• Single 12V supply, 6W, fanless operation
• Dimensions – 115 x 101 x 27mm
• Runs Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Linux
•  SBC has it directly available with the case.

At the LG booth they showed their new Magic Motion controller which gives you the Nintendo Wii Style experience with your TV. It packs great features and the controls are very responsive.