Good delivery and nice product. I'm using it like an Apple TV by using it with XBMC. For the ones interested, I installed Openelec in it.Update after 2 weeks:XBMC running over OpenElec (or any other Linux distro) works flawlessly. I had the dilemma of paying for a Win8 license and run Windows on it but after the Linux + XBMC experience, I'm glad I tried Linux first.As a media center, this little box is perfect. I connected my plasma and 2 external hard drives to it. In the future, I might hook-up a network access drive. It is very cool to see your movie library with movie information, ratings, reviews, synopsis  etc. Thanks to XBMC repositories, you can also watch TV shows + many live TV Channels. For the music library, there is artist information, lyrics and so forth. I feed the sound from HDMI to TV, then from TV to HiFi via optical cable. Sadly, my HiFi has no HDMI feed-through. Also, the NUC doesn't have a dedicated optical output (which is a shame really).To control the unit I attached a Logitech K400 keyboard which has built in track pad. One note on the keyboard, you have to use the Gotham (beta version) of OpenElec to make the keyboard operational. The current (Feb 2014) Frodo release of OpenElec doesn't support the K400.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product and what it can do.