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Publié: 2013-01-12, Auteur: Matt , review by: techradar.com
Updated with a Slingplayer app, Cheapest media streamers, Easy, to, use remote control
Not all models have a QWERTY remote, Lacks the Google TV integration of Netgear's Prime model
The NeoTV Max has a lot of competition in the media streaming market, but the new Slingplayer app gives it a slight edge. It also gives seekers of the SlingCatcher a way to watch TV on the big screen without resorting to buying a pre-owned SlingCatcher on...
Extrait: The top-of-the-line NTV300SL model adds a USB input to play media from an attached drive, and a micro-SD slot. There's no full-sized SD card reader used in digital cameras. Instead, there's a micro-SD slot that fits smartphone and tablet memory cards to w...
Value, Good selection of OTT apps, Surprisingly capable local playback for an OTT streamer, QWERTY remote, 24p local file playback, VUDU 3D
Breaks HDMI CEC bus, UI is sluggish, 24p only supported for local files, WiDi does not work
While the NETGEAR NeoTV MAX's UI is a little sluggish and the overall experience could use some polish, it is easy to see the value that it provides in the realm of OTT services, DLNA and local file playback where it supports a wide array of file contain...
Rocksolid performance, best user experience in the business, and Bluray quality downloads
You need the disc vault to store your Blurays, the system is expensive, and the Kscape doesn't support HD music files (yet)
Netgear's new trio of streaming media players represents a very good value in the category. For $50, you can add streaming Web services like Netflix, VUDU, Hulu Plus, and YouTube to your HDTV with 1080p output and a wired network option (that's a lower pr...
Netgear’s NeoTV MAX is an extremely capable streamer, but comes up short in media playback versatility. If you are use Netgear, Hulu, or Vudu exclusively, this will be a great device for that comes in at a very good price point. ...
"N300" wireless, Easy setup, QWERTY keyboard on back of remote, Supports Intel WiDi, Large number of Internet content providers
Remote lacks page up/down navigation buttons, WiDi can be difficult to set up, DLNA only; no share browsing to access local content, Very limited video format support, No user manual, 2.4 GHz only
Media player primarily focused on Internet streaming services with support for Intel Wireless Display (WiDi)...
Updated with a Slingplayer app, Cheapest media streamers, Easytouse remote control
Not all models have a QWERTY remote, Lacks the Google TV integration of Netgear's Prime model
The NeoTV Max has a lot of competition in the media streaming market, but the new Slingplayer app gives it a slight edge. It also gives seekers of the SlingCatcher a way to watch TV on the big screen without resorting to buying a pre-owned SlingCatcher o...
