The last thing I expect from gizmodo is accuracy!
To play devil's advocate, $100 will seem like a lot to the average
person for two products that do essentially the same thing.
James
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By the way it's even worse in the UK. £100 ($175) between the M1000 and the
SB3. Ouch!
This new case may be more appealing to the 'average user' but the price
certainly won't be.
James
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The first web site I found on google (it would pain me to provide a link where
someone could buy one) was £136.16 for the SB1000 including the wireless
adaptor. The SB3 is £236 on dabs.com who usually have very competitive prices.
I'm not trying to promote the Roku product but this is a HUGE
I was spitting at this comment on the article This product seems pretty
much identical in functionality to the Roku Soundbridge, except it costs
over $100 more. When is someone going to make a network mp3 player that
I can connect directly to my external harddrive full of music?
Funny thing
No! you might buy one!
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On 26-Oct-05, at 12:29 AM, max.spicer wrote:
I think shvejk meant that these were the incorrect facts that were
stated in the review!
I know. then I read the bottom of the article, where some idiot thinks
the roku came first.
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I see there's a article up on the register now, where they think the
display is still character based...
a bright, crisp 20 x 32 vacuum fluorescent display
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Register article now updated - maybe because of the note I sent him.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/26/slim_devices_squeezebox_3/
Yeah, but they still have the WMA support backward. SB3 natively supports WMA. No need for transcoding.
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Josef Shvejk wrote:
Register article now updated - maybe because of the note I sent him.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/26/slim_devices_squeezebox_3/
Yeah, but they still have the WMA support backward. SB3 natively
supports WMA. No need for transcoding.
But at least el Reg
