SysMaster used embedded Linux to build a set-top box with a dizzying array of audio, video, networking, communications, and data capabilities. The Tornado M10 Digital Media Center runs Linux 2.6.19, and targets phone and IP network operators wishing to offer a wide range of services.

The M10's many capabilities include LAN-based H.26e videoconferencing without any gateway, MPEG-4 video-on-demand, Internet radio playback, support for standard FXO phone lines as well as Ethernet-based VoIP calling, and much more. Learn more about the M10 and its embedded hardware and Linux-based software in our complete Device Profile:

 
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