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Click here for OEM eligibility guidelines The Windows XP Media Center Edition operating system ships on new Media Center PCs, and delivers the best of computing and entertainment to your home computer. All your digital media is in one place, accessible on either a PC monitor or TV display, using a single remote control. With Media Center Edition, you can pause and rewind live television or radio, digitally record an entire TV series or program category, watch DVDs and videos, organize and play your music collection, and showcase digital photos. Features Digital Video - Easily manage and enjoy your digital video collection, with all of your videos in one place. Rich DVD experience - Enjoy a rich DVD full-screen playback experience, with full-transport controls on the remote and parental controls (MPAA ratings) for your children's safety. Entertainment just the way you like it - Enjoy a single view into all of your shows, songs, pictures, videos, and more. It's all within easy reach from anywhere in the room. Enjoy more entertainment choices - Watch DVDs or your home movies, listen to music, view digital photo slideshows, and even watch and digitally record live TV-all with one remote control.(remote not included) Personal video recording - Never miss any of your favorite television shows again! Record TV programming to play back whenever you are ready to watch it.
Manufacturer - Microsoft Model - M93-00294 Minimum Memory Requirements - 256MB Media Requirement - DVD ROM Drive Minimum Display Requirements - 1024 x 768, 16-bit (thousands of colors) color display or better Miscellaneous - Internet connection and VoIP application (such as Skype) Technical Notes - Graphics Card 64-MB graphics card using DDR with 4x AGP and Microsoft DirectX 9 application programming interface support (recommended having Designed for Windows XP Media Center Edition logo). The Media Center computer must include a V.90 or higher, 56K modem and 100BaseT or wireless (802.11b) network adaptor. A connection to the Internet is required and can be made through 100BaseT Ethernet, 802.11b wireless, 56 Kbps modem, or integrated broadband modem. This requires that both modem and Wired Ethernet (or Wireless Ethernet) connections are supported for certain markets. End users need the ability to connect to the Internet to collect program guide data. Hi-Speed USB is a requirement if it is necessary to support a video capture device through USB. Otherwise, USB 1.1 is the minimum requirement. Implementing the modem in software is discouraged due to unpredictable behaviors and processor peak usage that may have adverse effects on the performance of Windows XP Media Center Edition functionality or multimedia or gaming applications. Wireless implementations of 802.11g are recommended instead of 802.11b when they become available. To support the phone call notification feature of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, use a TAPI 3.1-compliant, caller-ID-capable modem. To enable users to transfer large media files easily, at least one high-speed port (greater than or equal to 100 megabits per second) should be present. TV tuner card (recommended having Designed for Windows XP Media Center Edition logo). Media Center remote control (recommended having Designed for Windows XP Media Center Edition logo). Program - OEM (Original Equipment Maufacturer) Division Name - Windows Desktop OS Volume Level - No Level Language - English Number of Processors Supported - 1Max
/Imported Products/Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 - OEM Service Pack 2