Yesterday, Plex announced that it was selected to be integrated into LG’s 2011 offerings Netcast TVs and Blu-ray Players. What it specifically looked like and how it worked were still gray area. A few videos from the IFA 2010 trade show have surfaced filling the gap.

A couple things are to be learned from the videos. The Plex experience is actually an app within Netcast called Netcast Media Link which has a “Powered by PLEX” emblem on the top-right of the interface. Oh.. It did crash (see 2nd video) so it’s not perfect (yet). As mentioned in the previous article, a Plex version for Windows will be coming in two months according to the LG spokesperson.

Last time the Plex team shared a preview of the upcoming version of Plex/Nine codename Alexandria which showed off Plex Media Manager. Not long ago, they also shared a status update and video showing some of the changes such ass renaming the app store link to Plex Online and adding automatic media flagging which shows resolution, audio codec, video codec, movie studio logo and TV channel logo on videos.

We’ve have made huge progress in the past few weeks and just have a few things left to cover and we’ll be ready for a public release. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we work hard to deliver the best media center experience around! Thank you! In the meantime, we’ve got another great screencast of Plex/Nine made by our good friend Raindaincing.

via Plex/Nine Second Peek on Vimeo.

The first Boxee Box by D-Link has been received by the Boxee team straight off the assembly line. Zach Klein, Boxee’s chief product officer, shows the media player in a brief video preview (see below). This is more of a look at the hardware than anything. No real details are provided other than a glimpse of the box, Boxee Box remote, splash screen and fingerprint resistant finish.

We can expect the Boxee Box some time in November per NewTeeVee. NOTE: Wheat Thins are not included!

Read more about the Boxee Box at http://boxee.tv/box.