> How many are out there? 500, 5000, 5 -- that is important and not
> unfair to ask. Speaks to the strength of the business and community.
>
According to the 'Al Gore invented the Squeezebox' EE Times article
linked to from seanadams.com, 'the 25-year-old Adams has sold some
10,000 MP3 player
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David,
I remember your name from the early, early, days! The Linux install
can be a bit of pain - since we've added the database functionaly there
are a few more opporunities for a problem on Linux.
However for Windows and MacOSX, the install is very easy because our
download includes everyhing
Aylwin Wrote:
>
> Congratulations to all the new parents out there! Double that if it's
> your first! I have a 2 month old myself. Our third child.
We have a 3 month old first child here... and the spoiled brat already
has her own SB2 :)
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Congratulations to all the new parents out there! Double that if it's
your first! I have a 2 month old myself. Our third child.
I can surely identify with wanting more SB2's. The recent reduction in
price and the discount on international shipping is very tempting
indeed.
Good to hear.
Steven Moore
On 3 Aug 2005, at 17:20, seanadams wrote:
- We are not disappearing any time soon.
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>-- Financially? Well, they just lowered the price on their fairly-new
>Squeezebox2. There are plenty of possibilities for this, a few being:
>
Another possible reason is perhaps there's a new model on the way, which they
want to price similar to the original SB2 price.
Pure speculation, of co
--- T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Trust me, toys are more important for the parents than the
> baby.
So true. Our toys may be more expensive but at least we don't
outgrow them in two months
Start your day with Yahoo!
Actually, I fully agree.
On 8/3/05, T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Or in this case maybe 10 or 20 less toys for the baby. :)
>
> Trust me, toys are more important for the parents than the baby.
>
> Tom
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Or in this case maybe 10 or 20 less toys for the baby. :)
Trust me, toys are more important for the parents than the baby.
Tom
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Or in this case maybe 10 or 20 less toys for the baby. :)
(Just had my second 10 wks. ago).
On 8/3/05, Todd Fields <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I know how you feel. Ever since they reduced the wired SG2 to
> $199 and sent the $20 coupon in the mail I've had to do
> everything I can to restrai
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> I will be purchasing as many as the wife will allow, however
> that right
> now is just one :(
I know how you feel. Ever since they reduced the wired SG2 to
$199 and sent the $20 coupon in the mail I've had to do
everything I can to restrain myself from
> I'm sure our friends in the UK can elaborate (or correct me), but in the
> UK all companies, public or private, must be registered at Companies
> House, and submit financial statements. Those statements are available
> to the public. I used to enjoy reading the financial statements for all
> the
Sean, thank you.
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I would also like to add.
Slimdevices has been a pretty standup company for the consumer.
One revision to the hardware was an upgrade to the VFD display to give
it graphical abilities. They did NOT have to offer to current owners
an upgrade path to the better display, but DID and even gave us a
I am happy to comment on some not-really-secret details for those who
are curious, but first: THIS IS NOT AN OFFER TO BUY OR SELL
SECURITIES. AS A MATTER OF POLICY AND LAW WE DO NOT DISCUSS INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES PUBLICLY. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME DIRECTLY IF YOU HAVE
QUESTIONS.
Some info:
- S
This is true, all "Limited" companies have to submit basic accounting
statements to companies house.
http://www.companieshouse.co.uk/
These are then publicy available.
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I'm sure our friends in the UK can elaborate (or correct me), but in
the UK all companies, public or private, must be registered at
Companies House, and submit financial statements. Those statements are
available to the public. I used to enjoy reading the financial
statements for all the F1 te
I notice that the orignal poster has not been back to give any reason
for their request. Unless he/she can give a legitimate reason for
requesting this info, I think this thread should be ignored.
It seems to just be a way of creating FUD.
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whizkid Wrote:
> Most companies, public or private, give some sense of their company and
> market strength. Perception is too often not reality in the tech biz.
"Most companies?" Please name some examples of small private companies
who have posted financials, or any REAL information about their
That's correct. Public companies are required by law to submit financial
statements. Naturally, they need to answer to their stockholders. And
this information is available to the public. Private companies only
have to answer to the government (taxes). How much of this financial
information is
The most important thing we can do is to make sure we do our own share
of 'marketing'. I'd assume we all here love our SB2 and how it has
changed the way we listen to music. But given the SD is still a pretty
small company, they can't really afford marketing like Sonos. If we all
do our share to s
whizkid Wrote:
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> Most companies, public or private, give some sense of their company and
> market strength.
>
Really? Public companies have to publish accounts. These are sometimes
accurate (see Enron, WorldCom). Private companies needn't publish
anything. They can say what they like about t
On 8/2/05, whizkid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As for "if they drop dead tomorrow you still have a functioning
> system". True, but for how long? Right up until the next standard or
> needed feature requrires hardware/firmware changes and at that very
> moment you become stranded.
Umm what?
Not suggesting they have to post their entire financials!
Most companies, public or private, give some sense of their company and
market strength. Perception is too often not reality in the tech biz.
As for "if they drop dead tomorrow you still have a functioning
system". True, but for how long?
However, it is also a reasonable request given the huge quantity of
apparently solid companies and products which vanish leaving users
stranded.
I disagree. I don't think it's a reasonable request. Even huge
companies that are still in business drop products.
If SlimDevices drops dead tomor
Fair enough, many private companies typically do not want to disclose
financials, there are good reasons for this. Mostly, it keeps
competitors guessing.
However, it is also a reasonable request given the huge quantity of
apparently solid companies and products which vanish leaving users
stranded
On Tue, 2005-08-02 at 18:00 -0700, Dave D wrote:
> JayNYC Wrote:
> > Does anybody know what the business and financial condition of Slim
> > Devices is?...
> Strange way of fishing for non-public information. I wouldn't expect
> that anyone at Slim would publicly divulge this information (especi
And if you are cencerned about the support for the software. Well since
EVERYTHING but the firmware is opensource you really have no concerns
there. The server software would continue to be supportted long after
Slimdevices closed doors.
However since this product is currently in its 4th hardwa
JayNYC Wrote:
> Does anybody know what the business and financial condition of Slim
> Devices is?...Is Slim Devices venture funded (if so, which firm), are
> they profitable, are they planning to be, does existing management own
> the company or have they sold out to investors, etc...Any info gre
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