If you're not familiar with the Squeezebox line, it's a series of radios and receivers that pull tunes from a media server over the network. Squeezebox devices don't rely on DLNA or UPnP or other ...

“Logitech's Squeezebox Duet justifies its price tag with outstanding flexibility and ease of use, despite potentially tricky setup and missing DRM support.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have ...

Once you’ve got the software up and running and it’s scanned your hard disk, you need to configure the Boom itself. Early reviews complained it was fussy to set up, but we found it extremely easy. You ...

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Grace Digital Audio’s obsession with building a better Wi-Fi music player than Logitech’s Squeezebox Radio is finally over. The Mondo, delayed more than a year while its developers retooled with the ...

Logitech's latest touch-screen-enabled Squeezebox works well, streaming music from your computers and the Web without hiccups, but for $300, it's light on extra features. Design and File Support ...

Quick Version: The Logitech Squeezebox Boom is a free-standing network device that can be used to play your complete music library. The setup is surprisingly easy, even if you are connecting it to a ...

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Tin cans were first used to preserve food in 1813. The first can opener was patented in 1858. In the intervening forty-five years, people had to rely on their butlers or passing sabre-tooth tigers to ...