During a recent outage of MySB.com I was unable to access Rhapsody, as
well as any of my other internet based "apps".  Essentially during the
outage, I was limited to my local FLAC library.  I didn't realize
Logitech servers were an active in-between when accessing Rhapsody,
Pandora, Sirius, etc., even when running a local instance of SBS.  Is
this truly the case?  So not only am I putting faith in Rhapsody being
able to keep the lights on, but that Logitech will continue to support
this product line?  Yikes, I might have to start buying CDs again.  I
had thought as long as I was running SBS, it didn't matter what
Logitech did or didn't do.

Not trying to be doomsday here, or start a conspiracy discussion about
Logitech abandoning SB, just thinking long term.  Anyone else see this
as a vulnerability?


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ajkidle

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