XBMC and Mediastream
I updated my XBMC install today, with the new MediaStream skin.
While the old Project Mayhem III skin was nice, MediaStream blows it completely out of the water. Just look at this:

It looks amazing, doesn't it?
I took a few other screenshots as well, all available in the XBMC album.
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Published September 2, 2008 22:19
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Tagged with mediaenter, mediastream and XBMC
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