With the Neuros OSD and almost any handheld, you can easily:

• Watch your favorite TV show or movies anytime, anywhere.
• Digitize your home movies.
• Play movies downloaded from the internet on your TV.
• Hold a slide show of your latest road trip on your TV.
• Capture your video game highlights and email to friends.

Open Source and Continuously Evolving:

The Neuros OSD will become more and more useful and powerful after you purchase it. Neuros engineers and our ever growing user community continuously make new capabilities available to you via regular firmware upgrades. Upgrades are free and can be done in minutes by users of any level.

In the future you can look forward to upgrades enabling streaming media from PCs to home entertainment systems; wireless networking and support for more USB peripherals. To see an up-to-date list of working features and current projects or to find out how to join our community, go to open.neurostechnology.com.

The OSD enables users to take their video on the go and watch video on any device with non-DRM, standard MPEG-4 files. The OSD supports virtually all devices without data conversion or requiring extensive set-up. There are no subscription fees associated with the use of the OSD.

The OSD enables all of the above by combining many of the attributes of PCs and embedded devices in a single device.

Like a PC, the OSD is open, expandable, flexible and standard and uses software that is upgradeable and relentlessly enhanced. By taking these attributes and applying them to an "embedded" consumer electronics device, the OSD can evolve and grow to meet all the expanding needs of the digital consumer in a device that, unlike a PC, is small, inexpensive, silent, and designed specifically for the job.

The Neuros OSD runs Linux with a USB host, built-in networking, and IR blaster. It has a dual core processor from TI that was designed specifically for multi-media applications and can encode and playback full DVD resolution MPEG-4 and play virtually all forms of digital audio and pictures. It connects directly to different accessories like iPods, USB webcameras, external DVD drives, and external hard drives. It also records onto memory cards for easy transfer to PSPs, smartphones, and other non-USB portables.

In short, the Neuros OSD contains the essence of what consumers want in a device to bridge their computer, home A/V systems, and portables without the baggage of a legacy PC system.

Neuros OSD
Stand
Universal Remote Control
RCA cables (x2)
Power supply
IR blaster
Serial Cable