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HD-500BT is with a 1283 realtek chip. will see what can be done on that. and it supports the 3.5 inch hdd as wellbroadway said:This is a poor man's media player. Not many players accept a 3.5 hdd and those that do aren't cheap. The xtreamer uses a realtek 1283(over clocked) while this one uses a 1073.
There are Realtek 1073DA and 1073DD variations, with the DA version being an early release that is unable to downmix DTS. The DA variation is common among the cheaper players.
In early 2010 Realtek started shipping enhanced + versions of it's chips. The 1073DD+ and 1283+ can both passthrough DTS-HD MA and Dolby TrueHD.
The 1073 is the same as the 1283 with some DTV functions stripped out, they are otherwise exactly the same chip providing the same performance in a Media Player