First off, congratulations to LogiTech, you have made a wise investment
in a great company. 

I hope you will keep the SlimDevices branding.  LogiTech has a good
reputation for making quality products at an affordable price but it is
viewed by consumers as a mass merchandise company.  SlimDevices, I
believe, is viewed as a company that produces superior products with
better more personalized support.  I think their products should be
labeled SlimDevices with subtext “a LogiTech company”.  This has worked
well for LinkSys and Cisco Systems.

Future products I’d like to see:
1)      A portable player with wireless support so that music could be
listened to at home (with a wireless network) or away (at a hotspot)
with 10 to 20GB of storage.  With Microsoft’s Zune coming soon perhaps
a deal with Microsoft is possible as to allow people to tap into their
home SlimServer with Zune’s wireless ability.
2)      A hardware SlimeServer.  It would an affordable device that would
run SlimServer and provided network attached storage for PC access. 
Just plug it in and optionally connect to wired network.  No software
setup needed.  Copy your music to it and go. 300GB storage would be
good.  This should be a RAID 1 storage device with easy to swap
replacement drives.  This way consumers don’t have to worry about
loosing their music libraries to a hard drive failure.  A rackmount
feature would be cool too.
3)      Whole House Audio components.  An in-wall SqueezeBox interface with
display would be awesome.  That would be paired with one or more scaled
down Squeezebox devices without displays (which would be out of sight
connected to amplifiers and other audio components).  This would allow
SqueezeBox technology to be integrated into multi-zoned whole house
audio systems.  It also would sell well with item 2 above.


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