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It feels like only yesterday that our prized possessions in home entertainment were VCR tapes, Atari game cartridges and music records. Thanks to our love of small things, these items have been replaced with the advent of the ever-slim compact disc.

Being so much more than just a fleeting affair, our love of small things will surely take us to the next frontier... but when, and what is the next big, or should I say 'small' thing?

The media centre is one small box that is set to revolutionise the way we store, watch and even access our media. It is a convergence device that combines some or all of the capabilities of a personal computer with a software application that supports video, photo and music. It also integrates many or all components of a home theatre into a small unit. With this small box you can consolidate all of your DVDs, home movies, music and photos at the click of a button, essentially creating an easy to access media/entertainment library. The media you upload is either stored on a local hard drive or on a wireless network, received by terrestrial, satellite or cable broadcasting or streamed directly from the internet.

Just imagine it, no more messy draws full of disorganised CDs, DVDs or crumpled photo albums. Now you can keep them all safe in one easy to search electronic player which you can access at the press of a button.

For those who insist that there's nothing quite like the real deal, we've got you covered. We understand that you love the touch and feel of tangible products, that's why the media centre has the built-in functionality to personalise your electronic library with covers, descriptions, functions and features. Plus, the media centre comes with a built-in search tool allowing you to locate items by title, director, actor or genre. It really does act like a fully functional multimedia jukebox.

Having much more attributes than the standard PC, media centres have additional benefits. They:

• are extremely quiet - passive cooling systems, low speed fans, vibration-absorbing elastic mounts and other minimising devices are used in place of loud conventional cooling systems
• have TV connectivity capabilities - with a built-in tuner card, media centres can pick up television signals, allowing them to record television programs onto a hard disk
• can be designed to match your TV and its surroundings.

With so many positives, we bet your wondering what the negatives are. There aren't any direct negatives associated with media centres other than being painfully convenient and showing up your organisational skills. Like any electronic or PC system, we would recommend that you purchase your media centre from a reputable supplier who promises ongoing IT support or computer support just in case any mishaps that may occur.

The media centre is a true work of genius. With it you can say goodbye to messy piles of DVD's, CDs and games and with a back-up of each and every one, you'll never have to worry about lending them out to your friends or losing them. It really is set to revolutionise the way we entertain ourselves.

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