San Francisco – Pearing Core Systems (PCS), a digital media
management technology resource, introduced Wednesday its PCS Stream Center,
which combines digital content from a variety of sources and distributes it for
playback throughout a home.
The PCS
Stream Center
system is said to be expandable and integrate content from a cable box, Blu-ray
player, DVR, music files, digital photos, online media streaming and others into one DVD-player-sized device.
“The Stream
Center is the ultimate
home entertainment system for the 21st century,” stated Adrian Robins, PCS’s
founder. “The system is capable of housing all of your favorite digital content
in one compact and stylish unit, giving you the freedom to wirelessly access
that content throughout your home.”
The system supports up to 1080p HD signal sources and 7.1
surround sound. System components include:
PCS Stream Center
– The core of the system,
which records and stores TV SD and HD TV shows, music files and digital
pictures.
Stream Extender
– Thin client boxes that
can be placed throughout the house to access content stored on the Stream Center
from any location.
Stream Server
– This is an expandable
device shipping this summer that contains multiple HDTV tuners and hard drives to
enable simultaneous recording of up to four channels.
Stream x360
– Also available this summer, this
optional add-on enables integration of an Xbox 360 into the system.
All Stream Center system components are built in California and
constructed from 1/8-inch steel plate and aircraft-gauge aluminum.
The Stream
Center system can be
ordered
at prices
starting at $2,495.
