It also comes with a microSD card slot, which appears to be the go-to method for getting up and running quickly with an ...

A Raspberry Pi makes an excellent entry point into home server projects. While it won’t replace a full-blown server or NAS in raw power, it’s versatile enough to handle a surprising range of services.

LAS VEGAS - A single electronic box called a "home media server" could, in the very near future, control every form of digital entertainment and information in your home. This year's Consumer ...

For years, there was a lonely Raspberry Pi 3 gathering dust on my desk, right next to a cup of pens and a stack of Post-Its. Occasionally I’d pick it up and absent-mindedly twirl it around, as if it ...

If you’re looking for an affordable home media server with low power requirements, the Docker-based ZimaBoard–with its plethora of ports and add-on modules–will do the job. And if you’re ...

Fuze Media Systems unveiled their full home media system, which has several advantages over the pretty and fully competent Microsoft Windows Media Center. In a nutshell, it’s designed to be used ...

Launched at CES 2007 in Las Vegas, the AMD Live! Home Cinema and AMD Live! Home Media Server aim to bridge the gap between the television and the PC and introduce a more comfortable form factor for ...

For a market that hasn't seen a lot of sales as of yet, the home media server/hub space is bustling with activity. These next generation devices are designed to be the center of the digital home, ...

Thanks to the amount of digital entertainment content and the maturing of key industry initiatives for media networking, home-based digital media servers are gaining in popularity, according to Oyster ...

One way to make use of a spare Mac is to turn it into a server for home entertainment purposes. Here's how to set up Plex Media Server in macOS. Owners of an old Intel-based Mac who've replaced it ...

Backup your IT Blogwatch, in which bloggers dissect the Windows Home Server news from CES. Not to mention architecture in the Los Angeles underground (if you can find them)… Marc Ferranti talked to ...