funkstar wrote: > The SB3 and Duet (and indeed all players) can be controlled from the web > interface, so if you loose the remote you can still control them. > > I very much doubt we'll see a consumer focused Squeeze product with an > integrated power supply. There is all sorts of regulatory requirements > to be met when you do this. With an external wall-wart or power brick, > those tests have already been done. For example, the Boom uses a brick > that Logitech already used in other products, so the designers didn't > need to worry about that when building the Boom, if it doesn't ue mains > voltage, you don't need to test it. > > As for abandoning the VFD, i wouldn't say that would strictly true. > I read that an SD engineer recently said that. It makes sense IMHO.
> There will be devices with large colour screens, as they would just > utilise the SqueezeOS interface for the Controller, all the work has > already been done. > Exactly. > What I want is a 7" (or there abouts) photo-frame styles SB that uses > SqueezeOS and has audio outputs to connect to my clear HarmonKardon > SoundSticks. And if SqueezeCenter was able to catalogue my photo > library as well as my music library then that would be awesome :) > That would seem like a logical addition to the SD portfolio. Considering the Controller already does audio, it would essentially just be a king size controller with a large display and an ethernet connector. I don't expect built in power supplies either. Not that big a loss. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
