In the glowing demo rooms of Microsoft’s new Experience Center One, the company is making a high-stakes pitch for the ...

Microsoft's entertainment-oriented software has racked up big sales, but it's still fighting for a permanent seat in your living room. During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried changed beats several ...

With the release of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 has come a slew of products based on the operating system. Here s a handful of reviews of the new operating system and products that use it.

Want to turn your PC into a digital video recorder and media center box? For more than a decade Microsoft has made that by offering Windows Media Center. But when Windows 10 ships in the summer of ...

Microsoft’s Windows Media Center obeys the broadcast flag when it doesn’t have to, and consumers won’t be happy. This could kill off the Microsoft Windows Media Center product line. “Digital ...

LAS VEGAS--U.S consumers bought more Windows Media Center-equipped PCs than the standard edition of Windows XP last month, and sales of Media Center will reach 10 million by the end of March, a ...

Microsoft has been desperate to claim the living-room as its trophy wife, but a series of attempts to nail the Media Center concept have largely failed. Noisy PCs with fans blaring don't really appeal ...

Microsoft is adding Netflix to the list of content providers in its Windows Media Center feature for Vista PCs as part of the company’s drive to give people more entertainment options on their ...

At the Digital Life conference Friday in New York, Microsoft will release an update to Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 that will enhance the way consumers access digital media in their homes, a ...

I use Windows Media Center quite a bit to watch my video files on the notebook (mainly .avi or .mkv) and have got a few folders being 'watched' by Windows Media Center so that I can just go straight ...

With the main obstacles for adoption of CableCARD tuners in Home Theater PCs gone it just makes sense that even those who don't use Windows Media Center would want to get in on the fun. If only it was ...