CES 2009: Toshiba Windows Media Center Demonstration Video

I wandered over to the Toshiba booth earlier, and lo and behold, they were demonstrating the new Toshiba REGZA TV with Windows Media Center.

Apologies for shaky camera style and dodgy quality. But hey, this the internet, right?



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  • http://www.wegotserved.co.uk Bodog

    OMG – I had forgotten how “canned” those booth bunny presentations could be!

  • urmaster

    aww gosh her voice, she is talking to tech savy no? whay talk down. Nice TV but i hope the remote has better range than as shown -_0

  • Terry Walsh

    @urmaster – It’s interesting – the TV guys all have networked equipment this year, and they were all doing a very careful job of explaining how it worked, in very simple terms. If this translates into what happens in the retail channel to average consumers, I think that’s a *good* thing.

  • merdzd

    i dont get it..
    is it Extender bild in TV
    and i dont nead any box except MCE. or “”WHS 2009 :) ”"

  • Terry Walsh

    @merdzd – You do get it, as you’re correct. No extra box required – the TV will connect to your Windows Media Center PC and you’re good to go.

  • JeePee

    Originally Posted By Terry Walsh@merdzd – You do get it, as you’re correct. No extra box required – the TV will connect to your Windows Media Center PC and you’re good to go.

    So what’s the new part? I thought a Windows Media Center PC already can connect to the TV…?!?!?

  • http://www.wegotserved.co.uk Terry Walsh

    @JeePee – Yes, by plugging in an extra box i.e. an extender or a PC.

    News is: Integrated TV = no need for extra box.

  • merdzd

    The idea to connect you the TV via wifi to whs-”v2″ as a media center extender.
    and work with all content (including live TV), “Media Center Server, from fiction is not it?

    https://connect.microsoft.com/WindowsHomeServer/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=383226