Playing with Sony's Linux-Based Networked Media Player 129
ZorinLynx writes "A while back, Sony released the NSP-1, a 'Network Storage Player.' It is intended to be a source of video for signage, such as plasma displays in banks, airports, and so on. I got a chance to play with one today. It's Red Hat Linux-based, which seems unusual for Sony! Though pricey at $1995, it's an interesting use of Linux, and could probably be hacked into a nice set-top video jukebox. It has a nice small form factor, as well as ethernet, USB, and video output in various formats, and a PCMCIA slot for removable media."
Overall, a fun hack. (Score:5, Funny)
The article is more about trying to log into Red Hat without a password ( BTW is it really that easy?).
Here's my submission
"Playing with Toyota's Civic"
This morning when I was about to go to work, I realized I have locked the car key inside my 1989 Civic, everything was locked and I can't remember where I put the spare key.
Arrgh. After some fiddling with the keyhole, though, I found that I have left the driver side window slightly opened! The gap's big enough to slide a coat hanger in! So I grabbed my trusty coat hanger, made a hook and the opened the door.
The car has a steering wheel, AM/FM radio, few buttons, pedals and seats. I also have a Knoppix CD and some Open Source documents in the glove box. Now I really don't want to sell it especially I can only fetch less than $200! ARRGH!
Linux... (Score:4, Funny)
When I saw the headline... (Score:5, Funny)
my first thought was, "Someone's already ported Linux to the Playstation 3!"
Re:Sony TV (Score:5, Funny)
-Z
Comment removed (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Overall, a fun hack. (Score:4, Funny)
How times have changed.... (Score:3, Funny)
I don't think that company still exists
Yay for Linux, yay for broadband.
imagine if it came with windows (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Overall, a fun hack. (Score:5, Funny)
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Re:There:-) (Score:5, Funny)