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Personally, I use Windows more for recording TV (using Snapstream Beyond TV, and the abundance of cheap PC TV Tuners) Blu-Ray, and occasional light gaming. You can dual boot both OS's, and boot whichever you like on your HDTV. Here's another thing: if you're the slightest bit adventurous, you can have the same inexpensive 'PC' also be a Mac HTPC.

Another I have is a much more modern (but still pretty cheap) Intel based PC which does it all. I've got one HTPC that's 2006 vintage that does all of the above at 1080p, except play Blu-Ray and modern games.

Very modest PC hardware works fine for average HTPC duties. etc.īest of all, you really don't need ultra-expensive hardware. With one box, you can have TV with full Tivo-like function (cable, satellite and ATSC depending on hardware and services) DVD/Blu-Ray and movie library, photos, all A/V content on your home network, gaming platform, stereo system with whatever level of audio quality plus visuals you want, Internet surfing/videos/music, etc. A fairly midrange graphic card can do 1080p beautifully, and upscale DVDs and other video sources as good as very expensive dedicated players. It's an excellent compliment or even replacement for whatever else you have hooked up to an HDTV.

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