bill wrote:
> I own three SBs, but would jump on another product that was similarly priced
> and with remote controllability and played flac and MP3 and had decent
> customer support.
Who wouldn't switch to a better product (by any personal
definition) at a similar price? But such a beast doesn't exist,
does it? This is a nascent market and each company has to
figure out its niche - is the SB going to focus on technophobes
who "just need it to work," on audiophiles who require some
standard, or another group? It's difficult to be all things to
all users - and at $280, I know where my expectations are.
I've just arrived here from 3 months of a truly frustrating
support and development experience (for both the software and
the hardware) with my NG MP101. How about server software
_that changes your tags?_ Or having to pay for radio service
(surprise!)? Or, heck, not even working. My last 3 days with
a working SB have been a breath of fresh air. If it weren't for
Twonkyvision, I think I might have returned the unit completely.
As for the box switching channels: just turn your chair around :-)
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