Mvix MX-780HD Now Shipping

MvixNEWS Brief

Mvix MX-780HD Launched

MvixUSA at CES 2008

Welcome New Partners!

Wireless Network Setup

MvixUSA Tech Challenge 08

You asked for it and we listened ... !
At MvixUSA, we never stop innovating for you. We have started shipping our latest media center Mvix MX-780HD. Providing true brilliance of High Definition video and the convenience of high performance networking, this compact HTPC brings all your media content from your PC or MAC to the living room.

Mvix MX-780HD brings along the following new features:

an HDMI port (instead of a DVI port)
support for both IDE and SATA hard drives
personalized (& Free) Internet Radio Service.

We take pride in the fact that in less than three years- we have launched five new products. Ofcourse, this has only been possible because of valuable feedbacks we have received from you. Learn more about our new Mvix MX-780HD

Dear Mvix MX-760HD users - an updated firmware is in the works for you as well... Stay tuned and check our upcoming issue of this newsletter for the announcement.

MvixUSA at CES 2008

What could be a better platform for launching a cutting edge product than CES, with this year’s theme, Art of Technology!

Team MvixUSA at CES 2008

MvixUSA launched its latest media center Mvix MX-780HD at the recently held CES 2008, the largest consumer technology event in the world. Located under the Home Theatre category in South Hall 2, MvixUSA booth generated strong interest amongst CES visitors who spent long hours discussing the unique features of MVix media centers, and particularly those of the new MX-780HD. Check out our new Mvix MX-780HD.

Thanks to all for making our CES participation a success. Make sure you visit us at CES 2009.


Welcome New Partners!
MvixUSA Welcomes New Partners! We are proud to add the following members to our family of resellers: eCost, PC Mall and MacMall. These leading online stores are now shipping our entire product range, including the latest Mvix MX-780HD with pre-installed Hard Drives ! Check out their websites for attractive offers on MvixUSA products. For a complete list of our partners, visit “where to buy” page. To learn more about our partner programs, click here.


Wireless Setup
How do I Setup the Mvix MX-780HD and MX-760HD on a Wireless Network? We have been receiving lot of similar queries and have thought it would be a great idea to feature these instructions in this newsletter. Well – it is not rocket science. But you will need to do a little work with your wireless router configuration. Get your routers owner manual handy and look for instructions for access; usually you can access by typing in the router address in your browser address bar. Simply follow the steps explained here to go wireless with Mvix media centers.


MvixUSA Tech Challenge
MvixUSA Tech Challenge 08 If you are obsessed with media & technology and have a dream of being challenged, this one is for you! MvixUSA announces its maiden tech competition: 1080P Hi-Def DVD Challenge. Here's your challenge: Figure out how you can copy a true 1080P Blu Ray DVD into Mvix MX-760HD in a file format that it currently supports and plays back. Use your knowledge, creativity and passion for digital media to crack this for us, and let us know by March 15, 2008. Send your thoughts to MvixUSERS@MvixUSA.com and do not forget to add a brief paragraph about yourself. The winner will be our “MvixUSA Techie of the Year” and receive our latest product MX-780HD ($ 339 value) absolutely FREE! Hurry up and give your brain a racking!

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Mvix Testimonials

"This is one of those little known devices that I am a huge fan of. I own and did a review on one of the first Mvix media centers a while ago, the MV-5000U. Aside from its crude interface, I thought it was a fantastic device being able to play many different formats along with DVD ISOs turning it to a true DVD jukebox. It is still one of my most used devices to this day. So you can see why I am excited to see this third gen Mvix.

The newest version, the Mvix MX-780, adds HDMI out for resolutions of to 1080p (in addition to other outputs, see after the jump). There are many different ways you can play media on the box: stream it from your computer (Wi-Fi or Ethernet), transfer it via USB as a standard MSC drive, connect an MSC drive to the USB host on the back, set it up as a NDAS network drive and drop files on, and of course add an internal IDE or SATA drive. Additionally, you are able to tune into free internet radio for music content. ...."

- Grahm Skee
@ Anythingbutipod.com

(read the full testimonial)