One of my favorite marketing trueisms is: "Your biggest competitor is
the status quo".
I.e. the umpteen other products out there aren't squat compared to the
challenge of switching the masses over from old way of doing things -
CD players etc.
Hmmm that would be an interesting competitive compa
I intend to write comparison of the Squeezebox (I have a v2 wired and a
v3 wireless) and the Sonos Zone Player 100. Sonos has a deal in which
they are actually loaning equipment to "trusted friends" of selected
customers. They extended this offer to a friend of mine who,
naturally, sent them my
There is no competition, that's why!
TD
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Turtle Beach had a good approach to this for their Audiotron ... rather
than doing a direct comparison, they had a "top ten" list of the things
that one should look for when purchasing a Digital Audio Receiver (see
http://www.turtlebeach.com/site/products/audiotron/comparisons.asp ...
strangely,
@rudholm:
one of the major drawbacks of the sonos is that it
- has a number of songs limit (40k)
- is a closed source product (you get what they give you)
- a strange user community (I don't like the "digital expert" attitude
of the most prominent posters in their forum - as well as the way the
so
dean Wrote:
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> http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_moreinfo.html
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Yeah, that's what I meant :-)
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dean Wrote:
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> http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_moreinfo.html
-"Internal antennas significantly reduce the distance that the player
can be placed away from the wireless router and decrease the
reliability of the connection the server."-
Isn't this part a bit, um, inappropriate since the SB3 arri
oktup Wrote:
> -"Internal antennas significantly reduce the distance that the player
> can be placed away from the wireless router and decrease the
> reliability of the connection the server."-
>
> Isn't this part a bit, um, inappropriate since the SB3 arrived? Or does
> it deliberately show com
seanadams Wrote:
> d'oh! yes we'll probably want to change that. :)
Or you could simply append something about now "the increased
performance of 802.11g, the vertical orientation of the SB3, and our
dual-antenna design make this a non-issue in almost all situations" or
somesuch. Perhaps a ment
On Feb 28, 2006, at 7:02 PM, Jon wrote:
Turtle Beach had a good approach to this for their Audiotron ...
rather
than doing a direct comparison, they had a "top ten" list of the
things
that one should look for when purchasing a Digital Audio Receiver (see
http://www.turtlebeach.com/site/pr
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