I pre-ordered mine at Amazon as soon as it was available (<a href="http://www.amazon.com/The-Boxee-Box-by-D-Link/dp/B0038JE07O/ref=sr_1_1?s=gateway&ie=UTF8&qid=1285370067&sr=8-1">http://www.amazon.com/The-Boxee-Box-by-D-Link/dp/B0038JE07O/ref=sr_1_1?s=gateway&ie=UTF8&qid=1285370067&sr=8-1</a> ). It has the following noteworthy specs:<br>
<br>* Intel Atom CE4100 SOC which supposedly "is capable of handling 2 simultaneous 1080p video streams. It supports H.264 video, 3D graphics, and Adobe Flash 10." (<a href="http://liliputing.com/tag/atom-ce4100">http://liliputing.com/tag/atom-ce4100</a> )<br>
* 802.11 n/g/b<br>* Support for up to 32GB SHDC (no disk onboard apparently)<br>* Netflix streaming<br>* Kickass 2-sided bluetooth remote with nav pad on one side and QWERTY on the other<br>* $199<br><br>I'm not very familiar with the CE4100 and most searches turned up more articles on the Boxee Box, but I believe I saw on Engadget that it supports VAAPI, which I see is in preliminary support in .24. Wow that was a run-on sentence. Is anybody familiar with this chip and its feasibility with Myth? If it's an Atom then it's x86 code, which should IMHO make it Myth-friendly.<br>
<br>Anyways, the obvious questions besides hardware are A) What OS is it running and B) Will it be easy to get a shell and install apps? Boxee's testing and builds have always favored Ubuntu so there's hope, but with Netflix and who knows what other "jailed apps" on board, I have to wonder if their media partners have asked them to lock things down a bit. Any thoughts?<br>
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