On 08/09/2010 01:29 PM, JJZolx wrote: > Given all the difficulties with the Radio I'd be really surprised to see > another SqueezeOS based player. I think the Touch is the end of the > line until something more robust and easier to program can be > developed.
Any one who has been on this forum for more than a minute knows that you, Jim, think that the line is doomed. You keep repeating this claim. With zero facts to back up your opinion. Why are you crying wolf? Did you not learn that story as a little kid? Whether it is called SqueezeOS or not, I don't care. But if there is to be any followon products, they will be built on an embedded, programmable platform, with some sort of Linux hidden under it. I'm not saying this with any claim of inside information, but rather that is how nearly all consumer products are being built these days. At least all moderate volume consumer products, from routers to access points to TVs to cell phones. The current Boom is pretty old in consumer electronics age. I love the sound of mine, but its about time to refresh it to keep it current. Old consumer electronics just don't move, and as Dire Straits sang, you gotta move these refrigerators, gotta move these color TVs.... -- Pat Farrell http://www.pfarrell.com/ _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
