But Why is it Called an iZak?
Filed in archive Storage Stuff by Eric Hanson on September 28, 2006

really, but that's why things like the iZak exists. The iZak, which maker Unibrain brands as both a "Portable Digital Multimedia Player device" and a "Portable Multimedia Center" (whatever that means) is basically a pocket-sized hard drive with a USB 2.0 connection, digital and analog video and audio outputs (yes, including HD) that allows you to transfer things from your computer upstairs to your TV downstairs AND play it back with the separate remote. It even does DiVX, so you can do all that downloading legally and guilt-free, if you should so choose.To be honest, I'm not sure how useful this device would be unless you're moving a lot of video back and forth - and if you have a laptop, I'm willing to bet there's an easier way to watch HD video on your TV from your computer.
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