Paul Webster;212720 Wrote: 
> I don't think that there is a doubt that they are sold - the question
> was more about 'where are they used?'
> If they are used at home in the kids' bedrooms - then would a Squeeebox
> Boombox be a better solution?
> If they are used while away on holiday - then ... would there be
> available internet connection at a reasonable rate?

I see people, not just kids and teenagers - people in their twenties,
early thirties for whom _every_ song they own is on their iPod.  So why
would any kid want to fart around with a Squeezebox in their bedroom
when they can just dial up tunes on their iPods, just like at any other
time of day listening when listening through headphones?

It's funny that iPod speakers were brought up because it's very much
the opposite of the concept of a Squeezebox boombox.  iPod speaker
systems let you easily take a portable music source and play it through
a sound system that's fixed in place.  A Squeezebox boombox would let
you take a very stationary music source (server & network) and permit
you to move the playback system around the house.


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JJZolx

Jim
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