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Myka ION brings Hulu, Boxee and other web content to your TV
Saturday, November 7, 2009
It's been almost a full year since we heard a peep from the fine folks at Myka, but it looks like we could be talking about 'em a lot more often judging by the specs list on its latest contraption. The simply-titled ION is an Atom-based media PC that relies on NVIDIA's Ion graphics set and a customized interface that
brings Hulu, Boxee and pretty much any other web content you can stumble upon to...
Original article from http://www.engadget.com/2009/11/06/myka-ion-brings-hulu-boxee-and-other-web-content-to-your-tv/
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