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This means you can have a PC in one room of the house and stream its liverecorded TV to the living room.

In 2000, I first started hearing (and using) the phrase THIS is the year of the Digital Home (yes, in all-caps).

Ive heard that phrase every year since, but have yet to see the vision come even close to reality.

So when I saw the first demo of NETGEARs Digital Entertainer HD at CES 2007, I was fairly impressed, and began pestering them to try it day-in, day-out.

With my current role as the companys current guest blogger, I got exactly that early access to play with the EVA8000 ( which formally launched earlier this week ).

Not only that, I spent most of that time videoing my efforts, and edited it down to about 20 minutes (most of which shows the interaction with the device, its GUI, etc).

The videos are available on YouTube (in 3 parts, because of their filesize limitation) and you can watch them here (for people in RSS readers, here are direct links to parts 1, 2, and 3 ).

Since were still in such an early adopter timeframe for digital home products, I dont think there is a real urgency to focus on the mass market.

Further, if you consider the pricing on HDBluRay DVD players, it really fits in pretty well (especially since the amount of content it can play is staggering).

Obviously sub-300 prices would be ideal, but, as someone who comes from the other side of the field, I understand exactly why its priced this way.

Also, dont forget that its always possible to have a sale, but never possible to raise a price.

I liked the user interface (GUI) in that its simple and navigates quickly (much faster than, for example a MovieBeam or Comcast HD-DVR menu).

If youve ever used a TiVo or Media Center PC, you shouldnt have any problem getting it up and running.

The installation is also quite simple, and the unit has all the important outputs (HDMI, SPDIF, and optical audio) as well as the less-important-but-probably-necessary-ones (component, composite, and stereo audio).

For connectivity it has built in wireless 802.11g (with support for all the security formats excellent), Ethernet and a couple of USB ports as well.

This is very important people I didnt have to install any software, drivers, or anything, and was able to get my music, photos, and videos all streaming in a matter of minutes.

Furthermore, please remember that I already have a properly configured networked drive (Maxtor Shared Storage Plus) streaming music to my Sonos, so I didnt have to adjust any settings.

If you havent ever streamed media on your home network before, this might take you a little longer, and you may need to use the PC software.

I looked at quite a few photos, and I didnt really feel they were being displayed at the maximum resolution possible.

This could be a trick of the eyes, but I was expecting the pictures to look HD-like since they are all resolutions of 720p (at a minimum), so Ill have to look into this further to see if it was just user error or if the box cant display them at full resolution.

Music playback was spot-on, with only a minor delay between songs.

Last up is video I didnt have a chance to really put the HD features to a test, but will do that next week.

The videos I played were in a range of formats, and the highest bitrate I used was a 2Mbps WMV clip, which looked perfect (yes, even wirelessly).

I am curious to see how it stands up once I get the 6Mbps videos going, but I dont have any reasons to doubt its potential there.

Pinnacle Showcenter 200 Firmware Download