iZak: A/V storage device and player [Mobile Magazine]
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The portability of the iZak is nice but far more capable (though somewhat less portable) hard drive media players are available — ones which have digital video out (up to 1080p resolution) as well as Ethernet and USB2 ports. Plus, they take internal hard drives of any size. Two leading examples are from Pixel Magic and TViX:
http://www.pixelmagicsystems.com/products/media_players/hd_mediabox.htm
http://www.tvix.co.kr/Eng/Products/HDM5000U.aspx