Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-03 Thread rbz5416
I'd love a Transporter but two things stop me. First is the UK price. I've heard numerous excuses as to why the UK must pay a premium price for Logitech ( many other)products but the Transporter takes this the the level of a pure simple rip-off. I've just checked pricing the US price is

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-03 Thread JJZolx
rbz5416;501966 Wrote: And then there's the software. There's no way I'm going to be shelling out that sort of money for a product that forces me to use Logitech's proprietary software I guess that rules out all Squeezeboxes for you. What software do you want to use, and how do you propose

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-03 Thread browellm
rbz5416;501966 Wrote: I'd love a Transporter but two things stop me. First is the UK price. I've heard numerous excuses as to why the UK must pay a premium price for Logitech ( many other)products but the Transporter takes this the the level of a pure simple rip-off. I've just checked

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-03 Thread badlyread
browellm;502038 Wrote: Fella, you really need to learn how to use google, or something. This took me about 20 seconds to find £1,299, I'm positive I could do better in half an hour. http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page/moreinfo.cfm/Product_ID/3229 I bought a brand new, boxed black

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-03 Thread bluegaspode
browellm;502038 Wrote: Fella, you really need to learn how to use google, or something. This took me about 20 seconds to find £1,299, I'm positive I could do better in half an hour. http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page/moreinfo.cfm/Product_ID/3229 And if you then realize that 2000$ is

[slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread DejanM
Hi, I am very curious whether Logitech planned to develop a new version of the Transporter unit ? Something that will be capable of reading native 24/192 with even better output stage ? -- DejanM DejanM's Profile:

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread Teus de Jong
Many have already answered that question with: most unlikely. Not only is Slim Devices now a part of Logitech, but also many high end audio makers are marketing high end network devices. I hope the current transporter will stay in production; several people have even their doubts about that.

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread Mnyb
if you use the search function and you will find many treads where this is debated. And also the 192k vs 96k question is rehashed many times over. -- Mnyb Main hifi: SB3 (soon to replaced by a Touch :) It is on preorder)

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread rbz5416
Sadly I suspect that the Squeezebox will go the way of the mobile phone. Those that want a high quality device to do the basic job of serving high quality audio will be abandoned in favour of da yoof. So expect a device with a (poor) camera the ability to enter text into Twatter rather than

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread bhaagensen
As others have said - probably rather unlikely. In a way its time has passed. It was a truly unique and remarkable offering when it came into existence. Today there are many other high quality solutions. And as customers our position is stronger as we can now more freely combine transports, or

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread JJZolx
Not a chance in a billion. -- JJZolx Jim JJZolx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=73409

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread Pat Farrell
JJZolx wrote: Not a chance in a billion. Pessimist. I say its more like one in a million. Still pretty low. -- ___ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread JJZolx
I was just looking at another of the many networked A/V player coming onto the market every day: http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Play-Media-Player-Black/dp/B002MCZJ3C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=electronicsqid=1262460507sr=1-1 For $100 it plays video from a hard drive or network storage, plus FLAC, Ogg,

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread peterw
JJZolx;501745 Wrote: I believe Logitech is moving away from audio-only players completely. ... Witness the two or three developers that they've left to finish the Touch software. Obviously Touch is a relatively low priority release at this point. I wonder if anyone at Logitech wishes

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread audiomuze
JJZolx;501745 Wrote: I believe Logitech is moving away from audio-only players completely. They have to be - they're being left in the dust by their competition in the consumer market. Witness the two or three developers that they've left to finish the Touch software. Obviously Touch is a

Re: [slim] Mew Version of Transporter ?

2010-01-02 Thread DejanM
First of all, sorry for not using search capability of the forum. I didn't know that this subject has been already discussed in a such a detail ... Anyway, a couple of comments from my side ... i really do not know whether buying SD by Logitech was a good strategic move or not - to judge that