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Revision as of 19:10, 16 November 2007
Here is a list of hardware that might be interesting for DLNA development and test work.
Contents |
Available Hardware
| Hardware | Owner | Current Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Playstation 3, US model | CE Linux Forum (on loan from CELF Test Lab) | Frank Scholz's house (city and country?) | Working and In Use (??) |
Status can be:
- In use
- Can be borrowed
- Working
- Broken
Desired Hardware
- Sergey wants a PS3 - European model
- Anyone want a Nokia N800??
DLNA Reference Hardware List
See https://certification.dlna.org/ref_devices.htm
Notes
Sergey wrote: As far as I know the Telegent TG100 device is based on the CyberTan MA100 implementation, and we had to add two hacks to work around bugs in the TG100 firmware. So I really wonder how it got the DLNA certification when the UPnP part is already causing trouble.
By the way, the TG100 can be bought for around 70EUR on E-Bay, which is quite cheap. The question is, if it still qualifies since it's an MA100 spin-off.
I can probably get my hands on the BridgeCo WAA device, audio only is somewhat limited but still better than nothing for the start.
