Here is some missing parts of the specs:
- 3D SBS : yes, requires 3D capable display and over all frame size less than 1080p
- 3D Top Bottom: yes, requires 3D capable display and over all frame size less than 1080p
- Internet Radio: yes (shoutcast).
- Flash: No
- Front LCD: YES

The unit overall does okay. It suffers from the same limitations most realtek devices do (slow network, slow HDD) but overall isn't bad. When you connect via USB 3 to transfer movies it moves very fast. Format support is the same as any other realtek 1186, and they have been releasing firmware every 30-45 days.

love this player...was looking for something to play Video_TS rips and it plays them all wonderfully...

When u scan for videos on your harddrives not all are the detected you have to go file manager to find them. I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN WITH THERE SKIMPIEST HOME WEB PAGE YOU HAVE EVER SEENED. That explain how plain why the skimped on whatever they can. I was bragging to friend about this media player what a great deal i got. But now that i got it im ashamed and wont be showing it to them. There web page looks like a fly by night operation. i couldnt see getting any real support for this devices in the future. Its new and it feels obselete.

I puchased the aios thinking it was a great deal compared to other 1185 players. After opening it i noticed there wasnt any wifi capabilities. You guy have it that its built in but really optional. Thats why it was so cheap. Its sluggish interface doesnt help it any. The UBEO m400 is a better bang for your buck. It seems so skimp on everything. You will always feel that the batttery is dead on the remote because is not responsie at all.