Today, we get to take a look at the mid-range priced Logitech Harmony 700 remote control. Is it a keeper?
Archive | April, 2010 
Sony Dash Personal Internet Viewer Now Available
Touchscreen, Wi-Fi photo frame + apps arrives in stores this week. Essential companion or future landfill contender?
Can You Create a Digital Home on a Budget?
A new series of features kicks off at We Got Served, with the aim of answering a simple question, “Can you create a digital home on a budget?” Filling your home with the kind of kit we cover at WGS certainly impacts the bank balance, but can you achieve your dreams by spending a little less? Over the next few weeks, we’ll find out!
The Next Stage of Microsoft’s Zune Integration Strategy – Windows Media Center?
Whilst the spotlight may be on how Microsoft will integrate Zune into Windows Phone 7, a Windows Media Center concept video released this week provides a glimpse into how Microsoft may bring Zune Marketplace to your TV in the near future.
Add-in Update: Advanced Admin Console 0.5.2
Bugfix update released for WGS Readers Award-winning Windows Home Server add-in.
What’s New in Backup for Windows Home Server Vail?
Microsoft have shared additional details on the new features and improvements enabled in Windows Home Server Vail Client and Server Backup. It’s a great insight under the hood of the new platform – check it out.
Vail: The 10 Drive Limit Will Go Away
You may be upset by the non-inclusion of Media Center in Vail. But there is another “limitation” in the Vail Beta that has concerned more than just a few WHS enthusiasts.
First Shoots of Windows Home Server Vail Add-ins Emerge
It may be early days in the Vail Preview, but four celebrated add-in developers have already started work porting their add-ins over to the new platform. As outlined in our Vail Add-ins and SDK Deep Dive, WHS v1 add-ins are not compatible with Vail, and therefore we’ll be starting again with a clean slate – which, given the variable quality of the add-ins developed over the last three years, is no bad thing.
Microsoft to Embed Windows Media Center Into Connected TVs, Set Top Boxes
We may not see Windows Media Center & Windows Home Server delivered on the same box in the short term but Microsoft have been busy developing a new strategy to bundle the application directly on to connected devices such as Set Top Boxes and TVs, through its integration into Windows Embedded Standard 7. Is the next generation of Extenders on the way? Or will Microsoft’s excellent Media Center interface power our future connected TVs, Blu-ray players and set-top boxes?
Eminent EM7080 hdMEDIA RT Media Player Arrives in the UK
£129 digital media receiver hits the UK, offering high definition video playback over the network or via an optional internal hard drive.
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Windows Home Server 2011 Finally Gets Anti-Virus Protection -
The Spirit of Drive Extender is Alive and Well – It’s Called Storage Spaces in Windows 8 -
The $249 HP MicroServer & Windows Home Server 2011 Combo is Back -
Home Server SMART 2012 -
Add-in Update: ISO Mounter v1.20
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Windows Home Server 2011 Step By Step – Introduction - WGS’ New eBook “Windows Home Server 2011 Step By Step” Is Now Available
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How to: Install Microsoft Forefront Client Security Antivirus on Windows Home Server 2011 - Home Server SMART 2012
- The $249 HP MicroServer & Windows Home Server 2011 Combo is Back
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