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<title>Neuros Solicits Help From AppleTV Hackers</title>
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<description><![CDATA["Highlighting the fact that Neuros officially encourages contributions to its open source device (GPL), it has published an open letter soliciting the help of AppleTV hackers. 'The transition to IPTV creates a golden opportunity to ensure that the gateway to the TV set becomes open to all.' Neuros draws a connection between open source and free media, and attempts to articulate why an open box can extend the freedom of the internet to the TV set."]]></description>
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<title>Open PVR from Neuros: cash money to owners who hack it</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Cory's linking to this super cool open PVR. The future is bright as open source hardware developers like Neuros build products for the open source community to expand and enhance.]]></description>
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<title>Gadget turns all your video into usable digital media</title>
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<description><![CDATA[via Cory at BoingBoing: "Neuros have shipped an amazing-sounding device that takes the video you've already paid 
for -- DVDs, TV shows, and so on -- and repackages it to play on your PSP, laptop, phone or any other device that 
can handle MPEG4 video and Memory Sticks or Compact Flash." That thing is small - see the quarter?]]></description>
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