AMEX Blu-ray Recorder HTPC A/V Center Computer

May 17 2006, 3:00pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

AMEX announces the HTPC A/V Center Computer MPC-505 with Blu-ray disc recorder and Intel Viiv.

The AMEX MPC-505 features 1TB hard-drive storage, analog and digital tuners, HDMI and DVI outputs and 2GB RAM.
It is good to see that smaller companies start to dive into the HD disc market. This is necessary to drive the prices down and the quality up. Quality is apparently an issue with Toshiba's first HD DVD player. Read this review to find out more.

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