Home Theater — 01 April 2008
OkoroMedia Systems has launched what I’d call a first in home media centers: a solid state drive. Available in the ZX series, each model utilizes Intel’s Quad Core processors, NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology and an automotive color of your choice. Yup, that’s right. You can finish the device in any automotive color of your choice. Currently available is the ZX100, which includes 3GB of memory, a 32GB High Speed Solid State OS, and 1TB for media storage. Also added is a mini wireless keyboard, an IR or RF remote control, and a Blu-ray/HD-DVD combo drive .
Available here for $5995.
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