Update: New 1.01.11 firmware now available, plus Wi-Fi test results are in. Although the WD TV Live is technically a new device, in reality it’s just a moderate overhaul of its aging sibling, the ...

WD (NYSE: WDC) , the world’s leader in external storage solutions, today introduced a simple way for consumers to play their stored digital content on their HDTV in Full- HD 1080p resolution. The WD ...

Hope you didn't spend your well-earned shekels on a WD TV Mini-- it turns out that the HD-less wonder was just a waypoint to Western Digital's latest. The WD TV Live HD media player is an unassuming ...

WD wants you to know that its TV Live HD media player is the first network media player compatible with Windows 7. By using the Windows 7 Play To feature, you can stream video, music, and photos to ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Western Digital has launched an affordable HD Multimedia Player, a $130 compact and light weight media box that supports a wide variety of ...

When we last surveyed the HD media player landscape, the WD TV Live ended tied for the top spot, qualified only by a few small issues. The TV Live Plus polishes those rough spots and adds Netflix for ...

Designed as a companion to the sleek and thin My Passport line of portable hard drives, the WD Media Player is a small, piano-black device that resembles a miniaturized version of the company's ...

WD today introduced the WD TV Live Plus HD media player, which makes it easy for Netflix members to instantly watch thousands of TV episodes and movies on the biggest screen in their home — their HD ...

The WD TV itself measures 1.57 by 4.94 by 3.94 inches (HWD) and weighs 10.72 ounces. It has RCA stereo audio outputs, a composite video out, HDMI out, two USB connections, and an AC in for the ...

WD unleashes its WD TV Live Plus HD media player, which makes it easy for Netflix members to instantly watch thousands of TV episodes and movies on the biggest screen in their home -- their HD ...

A couple of weeks ago, I published a review of ASUS’ O!Play media player, and I admit that before I unboxed it and hooked it up to my TV, I wasn’t quite sure what the true purpose of the device was.