Showing posts with label Cirago. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cirago. Show all posts
Sunday, December 16, 2012

Cirago CMC3000 Network Multimedia Center.mov

Cirago CMC3000 Network Multimedia Center.mov Video Clips. Duration : 3.65 Mins.


The sharpest, high-definition 1080p viewing experience is now part of the CiragoTV Platinum series with the CMC3000 Network Multimedia Center. * Store media files on the built-in hard drive * Watch high definition 1080p videos directly on your TV * Enjoy photo slideshows, music playlists and internet radio * Access files on the local network with the NAS function * Stream files over the network directly to your TV * Share P2P files using the BitTorrent clientV * Record Live TV through AV in (DTV converter or cable/satellite box required) * Record and playback different shows simultaneously * Pause or rewind live TV shows with the Timeshift feature * Copy files between Multimedia Center, USB devices, memory cards, and other devices on the local network * Built-in LAN networking, wireless networking via optional USB adapter * 2 available USB ports for additional storage space * Card reader (MemoryStick/MemoryStick Pro, SD/SDHC/MMC) for easy access to media 2 Models Available: * CMC3050 - built-in 500GB hard drive * CMC3100 - built-in 1TB hard drive

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Cirago TV Platinum Unboxing & Hardware Tour - BWOne.com

Cirago TV Platinum Unboxing & Hardware Tour - BWOne.com Video Clips. Duration : 2.82 Mins.


bwone.com twitter.com Cirago TV Platinum is a network HD multimedia center that is suppose to allow you to record, stream, store and play all your favorite media. There are many competitors in this game so lets start off with an unboxing and hardware tour of the Cirago TV Platinum CMC 3000. Hardware The Cirago comes in a pretty decent size in terms of the dimension. The built quality feels solid and feels like it will last a long time. There is shiny plastic in the front with a matted plastic surrounding it and a metal bottom. The device looks to be like it would be light but it actually weights quit a bit when you life it up and it doesn't fee balanced when you pick it up. The front of the device has only a power button. The left side has card reader slows with a USB port. On the back you have composite in and out, HDMI, digital optical audio port, Ethernet port and power port. Inside it comes with a 500GB hard drive and internal wireless-n lan round out the specs. As far as the remote its pretty basic with the stuff that you need. It looks like most DVD remotes you get with multi-function capabilities. Good hardware build here with a couple of minor misses but what we need to know is the hardware going to give you what you expect in use?

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