rbz5416;670507 Wrote:
> I've just sold on my Archos 101 as it was a bit too unwieldy, especially
> in the 16:9 format. Not sure what to do for a replacement. This looks
> like it may be interesting for an Android remote for those that have no
> other use for a tablet:
>
> http://www.archos.com/p
I've just sold on my Archos 101 as it was a bit too unwieldy, especially
in the 16:9 format. Not sure waht to do for a replacement. This looks
like it may be interesting idea for an Android remote for those that
have no other use for a tablet:
http://www.archos.com/products/ah/archos_35_shp/index
flattermann;668200 Wrote:
> Good to hear that!
>
> Could you please post a link to the Tablet on Amazon?
> Maybe other users are interested as well...
Sure, Flatterman; it's
http://www.amazon.co.uk/NATPC-M009S-Google-Android-Tablet/dp/B004RAN7VI/ref=pd_cp_computers_4
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As a lark, I took the HDMI output from my tablet's docking station
(ViewSonic G-Tablet 10" POS) and feed that through this device: 4X1
HDMI 1.3b Certified Switcher w/ Toslink & Digital Coaxial Port (Rev.2)
w/ 3D support
(http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=101&cp_id=10110&cs_id=1011
I bought a smartq v5 a couple of years ago - runs a linux and Android.
I was really impressed - especially with Radiotime (aka Tunein).
Then, I foolishly and unwaringly left it plugged in on the mains (to
save battery use) ... and after 2 days the battery slowly exploded. A
replacement is a r
elision;668192 Wrote:
> I bought a cheap (£70 ~$110) 7" Android 2.2 tablet from Amazon in the
> UK.
>
> It runs SqueezeCommander perfectly well and I'm very happy with the
> whole set up for very little outlay.
>
> Elision.
Good to hear that!
Could you please post a link to the Tablet on Ama
I bought a cheap (£70 ~$110) 7" Android 2.2 tablet from Amazon in the
UK.
It runs SqueezeCommander perfectly well and I'm very happy with the
whole set up for very little outlay.
Elision.
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bitstreams;667256 Wrote:
> I can't see how this would work unless the device were running
> Windows/Linux. I don't think (but may be corrected) that Android
> devices have device drivers for things like USB sound cards. You'd have
> to go for a Windows tablet I think for that and I don't recall
bitstreams;667256 Wrote:
> I don't think (but may be corrected) that Android devices have device
> drivers for things like USB sound cards. You'd have to go for a Windows
> tablet I think for that and I don't recall any 7" ones.
> Simon
That's correct, but I wouldn't count on a Windows tablet ha
Atlantic;667238 Wrote:
> Do these smaller devices - 7" - usually have a USB port? The Archos 70 does
> but it's for media only. It also has HDMI but I don't
know if audio is output from that when there's no video playing.
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bitstreams;667235 Wrote:
> Don't mind you asking at all. I got it as a used purchase from Amazon UK
> - 1 month old with a case - £245 including postage. I did look on ebay
> but there wasn't much in it nd Amazon felt safer.Thanks.
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Atlantic;667238 Wrote:
> Do these smaller devices - 7" - usually have a USB port? A (normal) USB
> port that could take a USB soundcard and so both 'send' stereo sound to
> a HiFi, as well as 'receive' analogue for conversion to digital?
Someone will probably contradict me in a minute, but I
Just saw a Nook Color being sold on the local Craigslist for $120. Tough
to beat that.
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Do these smaller devices - 7" - usually have a USB port? A (normal) USB
port that could take a USB soundcard and so both 'send' stereo sound to
a HiFi, as well as 'receive' analogue for conversion to digital? I've
used Squeezeslave successfully on a netbook with a USB soundcard, but a
tablet wou
Don't mind you asking at all. I got it as a used purchase from Amazon UK
- 1 month old with a case - £245 including postage. I did look on ebay
but there wasn't much in it nd Amazon felt safer.
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bitstreams;666775 Wrote:
> I went with a refurbished Galaxy Tab P1000 (7") in the end. It's not
> here yet so will test it in the next couple of days.
> I hope it will be more than a glorified remote. I have ordered an HDMI
> dock as well so that I can stream to the TV (perhaps) and it'll get
>
I went with a refurbished Galaxy Tab P1000 (7") in the end. It's not
here yet so will test it in the next couple of days.
I hope it will be more than a glorified remote. I have ordered an HDMI
dock as well so that I can stream to the TV (perhaps) and it'll get
good use for sofa-browsing I expect.
I've got Squeeze Commander running on an Archos 101 without issues so
should run just fine on the 7". Should be some deals around now the G9
is imminent. HMV have been selling the 101 for £129.
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c-eling;666505 Wrote:
> works great on my acer iconia a500,i posted a pic on the forum about a
> month ago
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19817&page=114
Nice; playing Cocteau Twins's "Heaven or Las Vegas"
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Main: Receiver (Audiocom) -> Beresford Caiman+ (Gatorized) -
works great on my acer iconia a500,i posted a pic on the forum about a
month ago
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19817&page=114
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The Archos 80 G9 is starting to become available in the UK for around
£200. Looks like an interesting device runs Android 3.2.
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I can't get the Nook in the UK (unless I import it). The P1000 Samsung
7" is attractive, but the spec is getting a little old. Will
SqueezeCommander work on Android 3.2 Honeycomb? If it will, then the
Acer Iconia A100 looks a possibility.
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I have a rooted nook color running cyanogenmod 7.1 that fits the bill
nicely. Ithanks to bluegaspode, it can also be a squeeze device itself,
however the speaker in the nook is amemic at best.
A 7" android tablet at $200 with decent, loud stereo speakers and a
kickstand would be a geeat frontend
1.) It depends a bit on the actual 7" device, but yes, SqueezeCommander
should run fine on it.
I'm using a Galaxy Tab 7" here and I can really recommend it.
2.) You can disable the Screen timeout within SqueezeCommander
(Settings/Keep Screen On).
Furthermore, most Android devices have an option t
I have now downloaded an installed Squeeze Commander for my HTC Desire
and so I finally have album art being displayed in the Spotify App.
This was the last major obstacle to me trying to replace the Squeezebox
Controller, which is nice but just too fiddly to use.
So the next stage is to buy an
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