August 12, 2008 12:30 PM PDT

Photos: Popcorn Hour A-110 inspires extreme salivation

by Ian Morris

The A-110 ships in a box that's almost Apple-like, with a flip-open lid, which when opened presents the A-110 to you like a precious pearl. Click on the image above for more photos.

(Credit: Crave UK)

When we first got our hands on the Popcorn Hour A-100 we were salivating with excitement. The A-110 landed Tuesday, and once again our salivary glands started pumping so hard we had to be careful not to allow any seepage. Seriously, if they're going to send us stuff this good, the least they could do is provide complimentary bibs.

The A-110 media-streaming device isn't radically different from the A-100, but the changes that have been made to the hardware all appear to be seriously worthwhile. See our full photo gallery for more.

(Via Crave UK)

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