Thanks TS!
You are right.. even the new rockchip 3066 dual core processor on mk808 only showing 1024x720 resolution according to Antutu.. it is streched when showing 1920x1080p.. for normal usage just like heavy weekend/midnight movie, web browsing and light games does this player suffice? and the display is not stretched as mk808?

Thank you bro, if your purpose is just as you mentioned above the player will be more then sufficient.

I have been contact mk808 manufacturer, they have admitted the problem in JB and the screen stretching. This is what I mean the product release with latest CPU and latest OS version, but the risk of having bugs.

Pls allow me to ask another question if you don't mind, are you watching movies from PPS or downloaded movies? Among the online streaming Apps, the only working apps with smooth streaming in Malaysia is PPS because the peer to peer community is big enough. If you watch movies from download files then definitely no problem.

mostly downloaded movies.. n I will venture in PPS also.. anyway thumbs up for good product  Definitely one of my interest list.. hope to that I can purchase this product soon 

Very good after sales service from this seller, thanks.

Trusted seller...buy from him last week....always feel free to answer all my questions....will introduce to my friends too

know that hi media just release...the one that i bought also support hishare or not??

Hi PM best price to Shah Alam please.

Currently have a Buffalo NAS at home. How do you play files in the NAS? Using DLNA or direct streaming over TCP/IP?

Thank you for your inquiry bro.

There is free ES Explorer apps where you can access the NAS server via Samba, NFS or Windows Shared folder. Beside NAS, it support cloud storage such as Dropbox and SkyDrive. Pls explorer further from the below link.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...droid.pop&hl=en

There is DLNA receiver for Android Lite version and proffesional version. The lite version play well for photos, but video streaming is not as good as prof version.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...airplayer&hl=en

So in order to play the files in the NAS, the android box would need to install ES Explorer from Playstore? From there on, the android box would recognize the file type and play the files accordingly?

For NAS, I recommend using vplayer upnp apps. Set the NAS media server to enable. The player support most format, except subtitle (srt).

Thank you bro for the info sharing, I am not sure Buffalo NAS support media server, but generally all NAS support Samba and NFS. ES explorer is straight forward to access without configuration at NAS server.

However if the NAS support media server, it will be added advantage to explore media streaming instead of file sharing.

I'm actually using buffalo linkstation NAS. Just make sure wi-fi is fast enough for streaming, else will get lag especially when fast forward. All Share apps and also Vplayer will sometimes unable to find shared file (maybe apps got bug) but ES explorer got no problem at all.

Btw, please don't have high expectation for buffalo nas. It is slow. Even slower when multiple user access the nas at the same time, up to a point even sd video will lag.