OK, we admit it, Engadget gets some things first. So, here’s a link to an Engadget report about a mysterious product from Neuros, which released a media streamer a few years ago that hasn’t seemed to make any big waves. As described here, it looks as if Neuros is trying to add a layer of metadata over existing TV shows so you can access related shows and whatnot. The device also apparently cuts out the PC/Mac, and gets its information directly online, as with Vudu.

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For more on new media extenders, here’s a review from Cnet Australia on the Beyonwiz DP-P1, whose features include the ability to play back movies, music and photos over a network, allowing you to view all the content you’ve amassed on your PC in your living room.

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But the DP-P1 doesn’t support Wi-Fi, as do the Netgear EVA8000 or the Apple TV for examples of wireless streaming devices.