Many of us have extensive collections of photos, DVDs, music and home videos, but viewing these on what's most likely the biggest screen in your house - the TV - is more than problematic. HDMI has fixed some of these woes, but bringing your PC downstairs or wiring up your laptop every time is far from an ideal solution. A few manufacturers have noticed this problem, with two main solutions currently available. The first is to buy (or build) a home theatre PC, or HTPC, which is essentially a PC that permanently nestles beneath your TV. The second option is to get a dedicated media bridge, which acts as an interface between your PC and TV, which is what Asus have done with the O!Play.Many drives come with built in hard drives, which enable you to save your media directly to the box itself. Asus have gone for a different approach, keeping the O!Play completely hard disk free. Instead the O!Play streams your media directly from it's source, through a number of different connection methods. Here's the full specification for the O!Play: