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 | Sonos ZP100 Zoneplayer & CR100 Remote Bundle w/ Cradle Home Audio > Digital Music Systems/Servers Complete Wireless Digital Music System Player & Remote $71.00  Bids: 5 Time Left: 3d 13h 20m |
 |  Sonos Bundle 250 Music Player-BU250 Electronics > Televisions $999.00  Bids: 0 Time Left: 26d 13h 36m |
 | NEW Sonos BU250 Music System Bundle ZP120, ZP90, CR200 Home Audio > Digital Music Systems/Servers $890.00 Bids: 0 Time Left: 21d 18h 35m |
 | Sonos Bundle 250 Music Player A/V Accessories & Cables > Other $999.00 Bids: 0 Time Left: 20d 17h 55m |
 | Sonos*ZonePlayer Bundle ZP100+CR100 Controller Pack NEW Home Audio > Digital Music Systems/Servers $569.05 Bids: 0 Time Left: 20d 4h 59m |
 | NEW Sonos Zoneplayer ZP120 & Controller CR200 Bundle Home Audio > Digital Music Systems/Servers $657.00 Bids: 1 Best Offer Enabled Time Left: 19d 7h 21m |
 | Sonos BU250 Music Bundle. Brand new sealed in box. Home Audio > Digital Music Systems/Servers $902.00 Bids: 17 Best Offer Enabled End time: 04-Sep-10 18:13:41 PDT |
Can I connect wireless audio devices (from laptop to hi-fi) without having an internet connection in my house?
I'm thinking of purchasing either SONOS 'bundle' or Logitech's Squeezebox to enable the wireless transfer of audio from my lap top's hard drive directly to my hi-fi system. I've been told that I should convert my mp3 files into either WAV. or FLAC. files
Sonos Bundle 150 Audio System Review
The Sonos is by far one of the best networkable audio systems for your home.
Sonos Bundle - Bookshelf
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Mac Life Instead of lugging a boom box from room to room or turning up the volume on your stereo or TV really loud, the Sonos Bundle 150 lets you blast tunes all ... |
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About this book MacLife is the ultimate magazine about all things Apple. It’s authoritative, ahead of the curve and endlessly entertaining. MacLife provides unique content that helps readers use their Macs, iPhones, iPods, and their related hardware and software in every facet of their personal and professional lives. |
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Will HP hasten Apple’s entry into music streaming?
A couple weeks back, it was revealed that HP had acquired Melodeo, the creators of the nuTsie service that allows users to stream their music libraries to their mobile devices from the cloud. Presumably, the intent is to bundle this service with WebOS and integrate it with future Palm, Slate, and other mobile devices.
I have long thought that providing a bridge between streaming, subscription, and downloaded music – on a synchronized and portable basis – would be the best way for Apple, Amazon, Google, or whoever to get the attention of mainstream music fans that just find it easier to shop on iTunes.
Apple clearly thought so too when they acquired LaLa last December, then shuttered the service a mere six months later. The company has since been rumored to be developing a service that enables iTunes users to upload or somehow sync their libraries to Apple remotely for streaming anywhere. In addition to being a logical step for Apple to take to make its dominance in digital music more flexible and nimble, such a move would enable the company to make bolder moves into the living room, perhaps via Apple TV, or a Sonos -like device.
Apple is known for obsessively developing products to be as perfect as possible in their first generation, and then improving their products through iterations that keep them at the head of the pack. My question is: does this deal help force Apple’s hand at all?
As a music fan first and foremost, I sure hope it does.
Sonos Bundle - News
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Sonos Controller app for iPad delayed until September The controller is compatible with Sonos' ZonePlayer S5, Speaker Bundle 250 and every other Sonos system released to date. By Electronista Staff. |
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Sonos' iPad Controller app postponed until September The new Sonos controller will be compatible with the company's ZonePlayer S5, Speaker Bundle 250 and any other system released until now. |
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Airport Express and Airfoil We moved to a Sonos based system. We still use that in the main rooms of the homes we own. But my current favorite music system is an Airport Express |
