Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #9201 in Home Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: JynxBox
Features
- Operates on Android 4.0
- Powered by XMBC
- Full High Definition 1080P
- Live TV USB PVR
- Supports Adobe Flash and HTML5
JynxBox Android HD Network Media Streamer - XBMC Powered
Product Description
Jynx Media Android HD TV Box is a hybrid receiver that can connected to your TV's HDMI input and turns your TV into a multifunction smart TV: an XBMC media center, Google Play app store, an internet browser, a photo viewer, a game player, a music player, a huge size screen ebook/emegazine/newspaper reader, an online video TV streamer, it's a revolutionary entertainment system for your TV, it provides a new family television entertainment experience.
THE ULTRA SLIM form factor measures at only 0.6" thickness is using ARM CORTEX A9 800mhz CPU with 1GB RAM, which provides unprecedented level of performance and power efficiency. Equipped with a high-performance OpenGL Mali-400 3D graphic processor, the Jynxbox Android HD Media Play provides crystal clear image and 3D gaming experience. Based on Android 4.0 operating system, supporting XBMC Media player, Google Play with thousands of Android apps, Google Chrome browser, wired and wireless networking access, USB external hard disk, USB flash drice, MicroSD, motion remote control and even add-on USB ATSC Tuner for Live TV in HD!
XBMC is an award-winning free and open source software media player and entertainment hub for digital media. Currently XBMC can be used to play almost all popular audio and video formats around. It was designed for network playback, so you can stream your multimedia from anywhere in the house or directly from the internet using practically any protocol available.
The Jynxbox Android HD comes loaded with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Allowing quick booting time, Multi Resolution Support, Faster Speed For Web Browsing, supports a rich user interface with variety of widgets, animated background and shortcuts to your favorite apps.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Brandon Ferguson
Runs XBMC well most of the time. However, does not do 1080P without hoping around and I also receive an error about external players being active.Everything that doesn't involve using XBMC works GREAT. Fun device to play with but wouldn't recommend for a media streamer yet until they work out the kinks.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By CT
If one of its competitors, the X3 Android 4.0 Media Box with wireless mouse, had been available in black, I probably would not have spent $30.00 extra to give this one a try before anyone had reviewed it. (I like white better, but I thought it would stand out too much next to my black soundbar) I still don't know if the X3 Android 4.0 Media Box with wireless mouse would be better but am reluctant to try it now. This one is set-up now, more or less, and I have decided to keep it, but I can't say I am happy with it. Hopefully, they will improve on it before my Directv contract is up in a year and I have to survive with just this box.First, there is absolutely no documentation for it. The website printed on the box has only broken links and an email to the contact address has not yielded any response. The general set-up was quite intuitive, at least for someone familiar with Android. Tip: Let the system update the software BEFORE you do the set-up or you will have to start over when it is finished updating. Might not be a problem for you, but my WiFi connection has a 128-key passcode. Didn't appreciate having to enter it twice. So far I have been unable to connect the box via Bluetooth to my Android tab or phone or anything else for that matter. I can click on the "on" button, but then it just hangs and eventually returns to off. And then there is the remote. The first one arrived defective, well at least without a battery. It doesn't have a battery compartment, so I didn't try to crack the unit open until the replacement had arrived. The replacement works well, but using it, especially scrolling with it is a pain (ergo the idea to connect my Tab and use its keyboard instead). I will be very curious to see how long it holds up to the continual clicking and holding down of the OK button.I am also wondering, if the "choppiness" of the video feeds may not be due to the unit temperature. It gets quite hot even though in my set-up it has plenty of air circulating around it. I am using the box on a LG 50PK750, a 50" plasma TV.Summary, the box is a great idea, xbmc is a great concept, but both not quite there yet.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By leo bonilla
It's a nice Lil box but not what I was looking for .Video and audio was choppy running xbmc.Others say there's worked great but the one I had didn't . So I returned it and Got the xios ds .
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