Wirelessly loads its hard drive with content from your PC. Supports HD playback. Streams audio an... (pcmag.com)
Accommodates an internal hard drive (not included); can act as a USB host. (maximumpc.com)
alaTest Review Summary
We have collected and analysed 8 expert reviews and 18 user reviews from international sources. The alaScore™ for this product is 72/100 = Good. Experts rate this product 72/100 and users rate it 76/100. The average review date is November 27, 2006. We have compared these reviews to 263 reviews from other Media Centers. Last update: December 2, 2008.
26 reviews
December, 2008
8 Experts
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18 Users
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Media extenders, devices that pull content off your computer and put it on your TV, have become more popular with the launch of the Apple TV. And that very intuitive device has sparked competition, such as Netgear's Digital Entertainer EVA8000, which, sad...
Wirelessly loads its hard drive with content from your PC. Supports HD playback. Streams audio and photos from PC. Plays content off USB flash drives. Nice-looking user interface.
Lousy video-streaming capabilities. It's a pain to set up. Hard drive is not included. Manual needs a serious update.
It's the best dedicated media extender we've seen, aside from the Apple TV.
Once MediaGate sent me a Western Digital WD800 80GB hard drive to attach to t...
The A/V-streamer market has matured to a level where we're no longer willing to make allowances for missteps. Sorry, fellas.
Accommodates an internal hard drive (not included); can act as a USB host.
No HDMI, doesn't support FLAC; as configured, cannot stream photos and music simultaneously.
We found some innovative ideas inside the MediaGate MG-350HD, but this stream...
Easy to use, wide range of formats, runs at up to 1080p
Hard drive not included, HDMI not included, green coloured interface
A powerful and easy to use high definition media streamer.
The world of media streamers is ever-evolving, and Mediagate's MG-350 HD is o...
I have been waiting for the MG-350HD since I start realize the MG-35 is coming out with this second version. (Okay fine I admit that part of the reason is that my gf wanted it so bad as well...) But yeah it has all the great functions that MG-35 has. And
Wireless MG-35, high-def, great sharing function
I accidently kicked the top of the Antenna and it is a little bent but oh well.
Decent media device but messy wireless setup. hope future software updates will address this. completely useless operating manual
- Powerful internal components, - Integrated TV tuner, - Handy front ports, - Viiv's array of Internet content has great potential, - Supports multiple file formats, - Simple interface, - Can stream media wirelessly, - Can read direct from USB, - Variety
- Viiv is still very much in its infancy, - Tower form factor and wired keyboard/mouse make it unsuitable for living room use, - No HDMI, component or composite video outputs, - Core 2 Duo based Viiv PCs due out soon, - No HDMI, - Slow boot cycle, - Fiddl...
The Mediagate MG-350HD is an excellent all-in-one home media solution -- as long as you're not timid about installing a hard drive.
Wireless works well once setup, streaming is faultless
Wireless was difficult to set up, Remote is ordinary, menu system for music is very plain and slow when streaming from a large music library.
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