Marc Sherman;244048 Wrote: > morris_minor wrote: > > > > Us folks who've embraced the SB3 know what a quality device it is. > But > > if you aren't too computer savvy, setting it up may be a problem. I > > wonder how many SB3s will be returned by customers who haven't > > persevered (or just couldn't be bothered) to get in running. It's not > a > > plug and play device unless you already have your network > configured, > > Slim Server running, and CDs ripped. > > Wow, this is so missing the point. It _is_ a plug an play device with > squeeze _network_. The server is not the "everyman" solution, it's the > > hacker solution. For the non-tech-savvy consumer market, they've got > squeeze network. As long as you've got a router that sees the internet, > > it Just Works. > > - Marc
Well, yes - if all you want is a "World Band" radio . . . -- morris_minor SB3 > Sonifex RB DAC1 > Musical Fidelity X10v3 > Sudgen Headmaster > Sennheiser HD 595 Michell Gyrodec SE DC [Tecnoarm, Goldring 1042] > Graham Slee Era V Gold > [Sugden Headmaster] . . . Pioneer DV565 universal player, Panasonic DVR, Yamaha DSPAX750SE, Kef Cresta 30 (fronts), Tannoy Profile 633 (rears) Mac Mini [1.83GHz, 2Gb], Iomega Minimax 500Gb, LaCie Ethernet BigDisk 1TB, D-Link DSL604+, M-Audio Transit USB, Audiolab 8000A, Monitor Audio M2s Crappy old PC - 1GHz Athlon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ morris_minor's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=13950 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=40309 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
