Popcorn Hour has finally unveiled the A-200 Networked Media Tank allowing you to stream digital content from a wide variety of gadgets including computers, network-attached storages, digital cameras, or external hard disk drives. The gadget features the Flash Lite interface that provides options to stream web-based content from sites such as Videocast, CBS, and CNN, among others. If you want one, you can pre-order the Popcorn Hour A-200 Network Media Tank right now for $179 each. [Popcorn Hour]

I bet there are lots of you out there who like me enjoy watching the occasional video online from YouTube or Hulu. The main reason I don’t watch more videos is that I don’t like watching on my PC screen. I want to watch on my big screen in the living room. Alereon is showing off a new OEM solution at CES that is called the NoWire Laptop to HDTV Extender Kit reference design. The tech allows you to plug a USB dongle into your laptop and a receiver into your HDTV via the HDMI port. Using UWB connectivity the system can stream 720p video up to 30 feet away. The device

Belkin introduces the Bluetooth Music Receiver (F8Z492), a device that allows you to stream music wirelessly from your Bluetooth A2DP-enabled device to your home stereo system. Simply connect the receiver to your home stereo system with the included cables, and then easily pair your device to the Receiver wirelessly to listen to, share, and control your music from up to 33 feet away. Belkin’s Music Receiver supports Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR and comes with 3.5mm-to-RCA and 3.5mm-to-3.5mm cables. It works with all Bluetooth A2DP devices, as well as all iPhone models and

D-Link and Boxee have showcased the Boxee Box that streams online and stored digital media to an HDTV. The device allows users to share playlists with friends on various social networking sites, including Twitter and Facebook. The Boxee Box also facilitates easy access to university courses, panel discussions, academic lectures, presentations and web-only videos. In addition to video content, Boxee users can access great music from sites like Pandora, last.fm, shoutcast, and We are Hunted as well as fun photos from sites like flickr, Picasa and the Facebook. Additional features

Lots of TV fans catch up on their shows and watch them exclusively on their computers via Hulu. Hulu is one of the largest video sites online and has shows that are new and those that have been off the air for years for users to enjoy. ComScore has released its numbers for video streaming sites for October of this year. ComScore reports that Hulu has delivered a record 856 million video views in the US for the month. Overall, 167 million internet users in America watched a video online during the month. Google sites were the clear leader in online video accounting for 38% of

mSpot isn’t new. It has been streaming full-length movies to cellphones for a few years. Now however, the company has a potential customer base of 40 million. Mobile phone users on Sprint, AT&T, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile (including the G1, Pre, iPhone and other smartphones) can go to m.mspot.com to stream movies. The service is on-demand, so you can also pause and restart them whenever you want. How about that? They have deals with Paramount Studios, Universal and the Weinstein Company, and it looks like more agreements will happen shortly. Movie rentals will

Look, Moblin and MIDs and USB 3.0 are all well and good, but the real highlight of IDF is hiding in plain sight: it’s Intel’s CE 3100 Media Processor-based Tru2way DVR server, which has three digital cable tuners that can be streamed over a regular gigabit Ethernet or MoCA to any number of clients, ranging from other 3100-based set-top boxes to DLNA devices like laptops and even the PS3. It’s seriously cool — the clients all see the server’s tuners as their own, so the experience is seamless, and since it all runs on the Tru2way stack, it

VIA Technologies has outdone themselves this time round with a fanless, Pico-ITX motherboard in the Epia P720 system that is able to offer 1080p HD video streams without missing a beat. Within the chassis, it will run on a 1GHz VIA Eden ULV processor, coupled with the new Via VX855 media processor alongside a wide range of I/O connections as well as an optional P720-A carrier board. It can hold up to 2GB of DDR2 RAM, while you get to hook up a SATA hard drive for your storage needs. There is no word on pricing, availability or operating