I didnt buy it yet, but I think the new remote is a clever, and overdue
move.
Having the display on the remote makes finding music easier, I fumble
quite a bit with the little display on the SB3, and frankly, there is a
lot of times where I choose music from SlimServer instead.
Ever since the Sono
People need to get over the fact that this is not the Squeezebox 4.
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On 13-Jan-08, at 2:42 PM, pnielsen wrote:
>
>> 2) Launcing a new product with 802.11g instead of 802.11n or even
>> with
>> both g,n and a is also crazy (especially after the tons of issues
>> with
>> wireless connectivity..)
>
> Consider the competition. What other music players are offering
mik63;258170 Wrote:
> To have the display removed from the squeezebox was long overdued, but:
> 1) Price for the remote is crazy
Compared to what? I had planned to get a Nokia 770 on eBay for this
sole purpose. It would be clumsy and far from optimal, but still
probably cost close to $200 bought
To have the display removed from the squeezebox was long overdued, but:
1) Price for the remote is crazy
2) Launcing a new product with 802.11g instead of 802.11n or even with
both g,n and a is also crazy (especially after the tons of issues with
wireless connectivity..)
3) The audio specs are not
