Pneumonic wrote:
> Yes, many netbooks employ 2.5" drives. Not sure how many come with 1 TB
> though. You'd likely have to buy a 1 TB drive separate and install after
> the fact.
Thanks again.
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I've upgraded to the Cary, so I'm using its balanced analog outs to the
SLP 05. There is no contest between it and the Transporter's balanced
analog outs. Totally different league altogether. My concern is in
comparing aCD played in the Cary and WAV file sent to the digital input
(from the Tran
jh901 wrote:
> Ah, good points about the Transporter digital outputs. Thanks. Anyone
> have more insight?
>
> The Cary 306 is a fairly serious hi-end player and the other gear in my
> chain is quite good. I'm looking to get as close to CD sound quality
> (as played in the Cary transport) as p
pkfox wrote:
> Hi again, I'm pretty much sold on a Foxconn unit now but looking at the
> myriad of hard drives available I'm lost again, what do i need to look
> for ? Ok the size is obvious and the unit only accepts Sata II but what
> about al the other options rpm,cache etc...
Get a slower, no
pkfox wrote:
> Would they house a 1 Tb drive though ? I want everything in one box.
Be a little careful with 1 TB 2.5" drives to be installed in a laptop.
Most laptops can only accept 2.5" drives that are 9.5mm thick. The first
1 TB 2.5" drives were built with an extra platter and all of them we
Am I missing something here, or is it not intended that these be
Squeezebox playable? This is a Squeezebox forum, right?
I'm sure these stations are all be playable through a web browser, but
how many can be streamed to Squeezebox or a music player app? We need
usable URLs that can be plugged int
