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It's getting harder to call Western Digital a hard drive company. One of its next offerings, for instance, is a new WD TV set-top box, the Play.
Spotted in US Federal Communications Commission emissions testing reports, the TV-connected gadget appears to take the basic WD TV media playback functionality and add casual on-telly gaming through online services like PlayJam, reveal content posted on the FCC but yanked even as we were reading them.
Good job we got snaps first:
So you can see what the WD TV Play looks like, allowing us to confirm HDMI, Ethernet and USB portage, and assume Wi-Fi connectivity too, but not tell when it's coming out or how much it'll cost when it does. ®
COMMENTS
It's small square and black and goes next to the telly,
and it's got...
ROUNDED CORNERS!
Wowsers
An article about a box that has been seen.
What next I wonder? I saw a carrier bag on the way to work, just floating in the breeze. I wonder if El Reg will run an article on this
Wind Assisted Floating Thing
Re: Reminds me of...
or one of the devices apple copied from before the AVT came out.
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