Tech Ticker

You are here: Home / Misc. / WD brings WD TV Live Hub to India

WD brings WD TV Live Hub to India

By Leave a Comment

WD TV Live Hub

 

Western Digital has expanded its WD TV lineup for the Indian market with the introduction of WD TV Live Hub. Unlike all the previous offerings, the new WD TV Live Hub comes with an integrated storage, eliminating the need for the users to hook up an additional USB drive to enjoy multimedia content.

The WD TV Live Hub now comes with 1TB storage space and boasts full HD 1080p playback along with support of various video formats including MKV, MP4 and MOV. Additional features include support for HDMI 1.4, the ability to play content from DLNA/UPnP servers or stream from various online services like YouTube, Flickr, MediaFly, Pandora (works only in US) etc.

The device also supports checking weather from Accuweather.com, tight Facebook integration, Wi-Fi ready (needs a separate wireless USB dongle) and two USB ports that allows to copy or move data from the integrated storage to external storage media or copy/move from two different external media drives.

The WD TV Live Hub will be available by end of December for Rs.9,999.

Worth a read

WhatsApp Begins Rolling Out Usernames, Reserve Yours Now

By Leave a Comment

WhatsApp has started rolling out username reservations globally, allowing users to claim a unique handle ahead of the feature’s full launch later this year. The reservation window is meant to prevent duplicate names across its base of over three billion users. Usernames will let people message each other without sharing a phone number. Users can […]

Microsoft Brings Age of Empires Mobile to PC With Full Crossplay 

By Leave a Comment

Microsoft has launched Age of Empires Mobile: PC Edition on Steam and the Microsoft Store. The release follows the mobile version, which has been available on Google Play and the Apple App Store since October 2024. The PC version adds mouse control, full keyboard navigation, a refined UI, and enhanced 4K visuals, building on the […]

Samsung Targets On-Device AI With New UFS 5.0 Memory Standard

By Leave a Comment

Samsung has built a new UFS 5.0 storage chip that the company says is the fastest in the industry and is designed to handle AI workloads directly on mobile devices. The chip is based on the latest embedded memory interface specification from JEDEC and supports a bandwidth of up to 10.8 gigabytes per second (GB/s). […]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *