 So today we'll be having a look at yet another network media player. We have the Seagate Free Agent Theater Plus. This is an HD media player. It is fully 1080p ready. Basically it allows you to access content from your home network, much like a lot of these other network media accessories. So first of all you've got your list of what's in the box, which we'll be showing you soon enough, so there's no need to read that. You've got minimum system requirements, which are very, very conservative. 256 megs RAM is pretty much it, and a USB port. So that's not too bad. It's got the supported formats, which does include RMVB as well as MKV. So some of the pretty important ones are there. Subtitle support and resolutions up to 1080p. Let me see, you can do JPEG photos if you wanted to do that, and it supports both PAL and NTSC. So let's get this thing open, and yeah, here we go. So first of all we take off the plastic. Oh yeah, one of the cool features, while I'm unboxing this thing, if I could just get the plastic started, maybe something sharp would be helpful, is actually the ability to dock a Seagate external hard drive into the front of it. So where a lot of these media players have support for a USB hard drive on the outside, or for an internal hard drive like the Popcorn Hour, this one actually supports the use of an external hard drive internally, if you catch my drift. So let's take this open and I'll show you exactly what I mean. First of all, you're going to find a quick start guide, which based on how stiff it is, also includes a CD. So we'll see what it says the CD is for in just a moment. So here's your quick start guide. They want you to check and make sure you have everything, connect an HDMI connection or something else, connect to ethernet, and plug in the power. At this point you can also insert a free agent Go hard drive, so that's a 2.5 inch external hard drive, and take advantage of that, or you can use an external USB port to any drive enclosure. Here's some instructions for how to use the MediaSync software and the remote control. Okay, so here's your free Agent Theater plus HD media player solution. This is what you need to install on the server computer. Then you've got your warranty information, okay, and then you have updated, oh, they're telling you you want to update your firmware as frequently as possible, but make sure that you get the latest from Seagate's website. Okay, here we go. So it's a little bit bigger than, you know what, let's do the accessories first actually. I changed my mind. Okay, first you got your power brick, pretty standard thing. It comes with a plug on one end and a different plug on the other end, okay, that's good. Then you've got a composite cable, okay, it looks like about a six foot cable, three foot probably, and then you have a component video cable, okay, that was great, and oh, it comes with, oh no, it doesn't come with an HDMI cable, so that is a bit of a small knock against it, but it does come with kind of a fancy looking ethernet cable with metal on the sides, okay, so there's an ethernet cable, and two AAA batteries for the remote. Actually, the remote can make or break these devices, so this is not nearly as advanced a remote as something like the popcorn hours, but it's a little bit better than what comes with the WDTV Live, so you just have kind of your basic functionality. It's a little on the big side, I guess, considering the buttons, looks like there's a lot of empty space, but that's going to give you pretty much what you need to do to navigate the menus, play, stop, forward, rewind, mute, etc. Okay, so now let's have a look at the unit itself. Oh, something that we should probably mention is you can see that this packaging is green, it is, well not green, it's brown, but it's recycled, recycled materials, so they are saving the environment one package at a time. So let's take the plastic off the top, it doesn't come off in one piece, because you can see here on the right, that's the hatch for installing, aha, a 2.5 inch drive, so you can see it's just a USB connection at the back, so that both powers the drive and provides your data transfer, and you can remove or put on this cover as needed. It's quite a sleek looking unit, it's quite a bit bigger than the WDTV Live, but I really like the front of it, it's very clean looking, you basically got one USB port and one, is that a power switch? I think it's a power switch, I can't tell, it doesn't seem to have much of a switchy feel to it, but that'll be in the instructions one way or another. Okay, so there's your AV out, there is your component out, optical audio, HDMI, LAN, USB, and power, there's a hard reset switch on the back, so that pretty much covers our unboxing of the Seagate Free Agent Theater Plus. Thanks for watching!