Looking for Media Center news from CES? Look no further. Here’s all you need to know about the big Media Center related news at CES.

“Ceton Corporation today announced details of the upcoming launch of the Ceton Digital Cable Quad-Tuner card, the world’s first four-tuner digital cable solution for Windows 7 PCs with Windows Media Center. The first version of the Ceton Digital Cable Quad-Tuner card will be available as a PCI Express Low Profile form factor for installation in desktop, tower and slim entertainment PCs. It will be available for retail purchase by the end of Q1 2010 at a suggested retail price of $399.”

Ceton Announces Launch of World’s First Digital Cable Quad-Tuner PC Card

“Hey, TGB! Had a few minutes to chat with Ceton’s Jeremy Hammer to talk about their forthcoming tuner…”

A few minutes with Ceton’s Jeremy Hammer…(video)

“We caught up with Gary Hammer from Ceton this morning and snapped some pictures of the low profile quad CableCARD tuner that will be the first version to reach consumers. The card includes a little RG6 dongle so that it’ll fit in either a full or low profile PCI-E slot and will be available late in the first quarter for $399 — an exact date wasn’t given, but we believe this means March 31st.

Hands-on with the low profile Ceton quad CableCARD tuner

“The original ATSC/QAM HDHomeRun was love at first sight for us three years ago, so we were very pleased to learn that the crew over at Silicon Dust was working on a network based CableCARD tuner. The dual tuner model in development will require just one CableCARD and one coax input, but will allow you to record two HD shows at once, and all for $249 — less than the single ATI CableCARD tuner sells for today.”

HDHomeRun developing a dual CableCARD network tuner for $249

“When we first learned that SiliconDust was going to release an HDHomeRun that supported CableCARD, we were concerned that our favorite features wouldn’t make it into the product. So we dropped by the booth and checked out the development board (pictured above) to learned more about the plans — this is a dual tuner test board, despite the fact it looks like it has three. The best news is that you’ll be able to share a tuner with multiple Media Center PCs, which is really cool.”

“HDHomeRun’s CableCARD implementation lives up to the brand

“Silicon Dust’s Jason Ludka discusses the prototype for their forthcoming networked CableCARD tuner in this short video. Check the Silicon Dust website just after CES for details on how to apply for their upcoming beta.”

A few minutes with Silcon Dust’s Jason Ludka…(video)

“During the Microsoft keynote, Ballmer mentioned that customers of IPTV providers like AT&T U-Verse will be able to watch TV on Windows 7 PCs, but he glazed over the how. The how is Windows 7 Media Center — according to the press release that is available after the jump — and there’s no special hardware like a tuner required.”

Windows 7 Media Center gets Mediaroom support

“Several folks have hit the @thegreenbutton on Twitter asking for more details about the Media Room 2.0 / Windows 7 Media Center integration announced during Microsoft’s keynote on Wednesday night.

Microsoft’s John Hargarve demos in in the video below.”

Media Room 2.0 – Windows 7 Media Center integration demo…(video)

“You couldn’t miss the green button on two remote controls in the CES Innovations award showcases outside the central hall at CES 2010. Here are demos of each…”

Two Media Center remotes win CES Innovations awards…(videos)