Alienware Takes Living Room Entertainment to the Next Level
Nov. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Alienware, the leading manufacturer of high-performance desktop, notebook, media center, and professional systems, announced the availability of the DHS 2 Series media center system. The DHS 2 Series is the newest addition to Alienware's line of media center systems, which includes the DHS 5 Series and the DHD with LCD display, giving customers a wide range of systems for every budget and need.
Equipped with Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, the Alienware DHS 2 Series was created to replace nearly every home entertainment device. The DHS 2 Series delivers the options and features of a DVD player and recorder, CD player and recorder, DVR, FM Tuner, CD jukebox and a high- performance PC. In addition, all of the content from the DHS 2 Series can be shared with other TVs in the home through the use of Microsoft's Media Center Extender devices.
With prices starting at $1,399, the DHS 2 Series can be customized with up to 4 GB of low latency DDR 400 SDRAM and up to 250 GB of storage packed in a low-profile, VCR-size design that seamlessly integrates into any home entertainment area. The DHS 2 Series includes the option of using dual standard definition TV tuners that allow two shows to be recorded at once and optional built in Wireless G technology. Designed to work with your existing equipment, the DHS 2 features standard A/V connectors so you can use the same cables you already own. As an exclusive source of DISCover Console Technology, the DHS 2 Series also introduces the ease of use of video game console style playing into the PC world.
"The DHS 2 Series is designed to be the perfect fit for any home entertainment center," said Robert Lusk, vice president of sales and marketing for Alienware. "The space-saving design combines with a vast array of cutting-edge features to give customers the complete entertainment package they have been looking for at a value they will appreciate."
The DHS 2 Series is available immediately in the North American market while Alienware will launch the new media center system throughout Europe in early 2005.
For more information, please visit www.alienware.com or call 1-800-ALIENWARE (254-3692).
Source: Alienware Corporation
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