herbman;536092 Wrote: 
> 
> I know back in the day (slimp3, sb1(no g, g), etc.) that many people
> would have issues with the server responses, etc.. but as an
> experienced user/sysadmin-type I could always work with whatever. With
> the motion towards the player-side thicker logic, it seems that the
> general quality level is a bit more challenged these days.

hrm, I don't think so.. certainly there is more complexity and
complexity causes problems.. but I'd say the vast majority of problems
are "cross platform" (ie, wireless, mysql, some SBS services, etc).

> 
> My question: For slim-experienced and generally technically capable
> folks, are the new devices production-stable enough for daily use?
> Which is best? I'd be inclined to think the boom just from its legacy
> design sw-wise. Do people feel that the boom will be on its way out
> soon to be replaced by a similar squeezeplay-based device? I don't want
> to get a boom and then have it feel like a stepchild in 1-2 releases,
> but I'd prefer it over radio for the sound quality.
> 

The boom is rock solid, but the 'best' would depend on the
application....

> 
> Since I already have the slimp3 in the living room, this next one would
> be more likely a bedroom or kitchen purchase.

Sounds like Boom or Radio.  Which would be ideal depends on the form
factor you need, and perhaps portability.  (The Boom wins for
better/louder sound, but, then the radio can run off batteries... when
the sun comes out here I wonder if I should bring my Radio back home to
take outside... or keep using the boom for that...)

Considering current SBS still supports slimp3's (just not on the touch
since the 'slimmer' clients take more server work), I wouldn't worry
about "stepchild" products.

Now if only other Consumer Electronic products had such a great
lifespan.


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