Thread: High Def Home Entertainment : Mvix Ultio

looks pretty nice at a price of $169.00



High Def Home Entertainment : Mvix Ultio


The Ultimate in Home Entertainment

Mvix Ultio (MX-800HD) 1080p Media Center, a new generation of media center, brings your digital entertainment to your living room. A Hard-Disk based set-top media player capable of HD playback with video output as high as 1080p, it delivers spectacular picture quality of HD video and crystal clear sound clarity of digital audio.
Ultio is internet-ready and pre-equipped with a network port (and an optional Wireless-N capability). It sports a samba server and a UPnP implementation, allowing seamless integration with services like PlayOn® or Tversity® (for streaming video content from Netflix®, Hulu®, CBS®, Youtube®, CNN®, ESPN® and much more).




Real "HD" Matters
Ultio’s high-end video processing not only plays Blu-Ray quality video, it allows to store entire Hi-Definition media on its internal hard drive, plug it into a TV via a HDMI and enjoy movies, digital music and family photos on large LCD or Plasma. The flexibility and scalability of Ultio makes it one of the most versatile player in the market today. Ultio supports most 1080p HD video codecs, and formats such as H.264, MKV, Dixv HD®, MOV, VC-1, FLV, etc. Capable of playing unique formats such as AVC-HD (normally used in camcorder footage) or FLAC (the popular, uncompressed audio, craved by audiophiles).




Built-In Torrent Client
Built-in Torrent Client, combined with NAS features provides an idea setup for digital media acquisition, storage and sharing.




Ultio: 1080p High Definition Home Theater PC

Thanks for sharing bro, I wuz planning to buy a great system. i will look out this one

Lol @ the build-in torrent client part. It's pretty random that they put that there like a feature to boast about; HD Home Entertainment systems aren't made to have torrenting clients.

Nice, good info m8. :)

i actually just added the torrent part, it was amongst a list of like 10 other features... check out the website in the link

damn, that's only 170 bucks? well worth it! i'll bookmark that and come back to it once i finally decide what type of system i want to get as a replacement to my old panasonic.