The design looks similar to the previous HD720 player. The box comes with almost everything you need to setup including a standard HDMI cable. Ĝomes with a motion control QWERTY remote.Ěbility to do Skype after attaching USB webcam.Supports Dolby Digital 5.1/7.1, TrueHD 5.1/7.1, DTS-MA and DTS-HD.Ĝortex A9 with Mali-400MP2 GPU, 1GB DDR3 RAM, 4GB T-Flash.Ěndroid and XBMC out of the box along with excellent hardware codec playback ability.I would try to review all the features that I liked and the ones I did not. The unique thing about this media player is that it comes preloaded with Android and XBMC, plus it also has ability to load bare 3.5” drives (upto 4TB I believe) so you can load tons of offline content as well. This player tries to fill in the gap between these two categories. While WD TV was awesome at playing almost every type of media from the hard drive, it sucked when it came to streaming media services, for which I had to use Roku. I had been using the WD TV live and Roku before this. The A200 is the newest media player offered by KDLinks, the company which had previously generated good reviews with its HD720 media player.

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