Zten;664165 Wrote:
I think it is still a good question. It seems cell phones are now the
competitor and not just a squeezebox remote control.
With ZUMOCAST on the Droid Bionic (aka MOTOCAST on the Droid Razr), my
phone basically becomes a squeezebox. I can stream any and all of the
same
I think it is still a good question. It seems cell phones are now the
competitor and not just a squeezebox remote control.
With ZUMOCAST on the Droid Bionic (aka MOTOCAST on the Droid Razr), my
phone basically becomes a squeezebox. I can stream any and all of the
same songs from my computer
pippin;663347 Wrote:
I've got Apple products days before the official release in two cases.
Directly from Apple. As a normal customer.
You hear from people who had the same with iPhone 4S this time, too.
Apple are not perfect, too.
That just proves my original point: Apple products don't
Anyone seen anything on this?
There's very little stock of Touch in retail channel. Could be a new
product or just Logitech shuttering the unit.
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amcluesent;663294 Wrote:
Anyone seen anything on this?
There's very little stock of Touch in retail channel. Could be a new
product or just Logitech shuttering the unit.
I just ordered one more :) there is no shortage of them in Sweden ( yet
).
You never know with Logitech, we know that
Let's just say that watching how Apple ships over 1 million iPhones from
China, pre-loaded with the latest version of software, all arriving on
the same day... it really puts Logitech's supply chain (and most others
I imagine) to shame.
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andyg;663318 Wrote:
Let's just say that watching how Apple ships over 1 million iPhones from
China, pre-loaded with the latest version of software, all arriving on
the same day... it really puts Logitech's supply chain (and most others
I imagine) to shame.
Apple products don't all arrive on
TiredLegs;663324 Wrote:
Apple products don't all arrive on the same day. Apple just does the
best job of making sure (under penalty of withholding future shipments)
that none of boxes go from the stockrooms onto the retail shelves until
the appointed time.
The million iPhones were are
mbg;663050 Wrote:
I think we may have to wait for the Revue to fail and then hope they
don't kill Squeezebox along with it.
One of the first nails is in the coffin, as Intel has decided to move
away from the set-top box strategy (see below). The new strategy sounds
something like using a
TiredLegs;663324 Wrote:
Apple products don't all arrive on the same day. Apple just does the
best job of making sure (under penalty of withholding future shipments)
that none of boxes go from the stockrooms onto the retail shelves until
the appointed time.
I've got Apple products days
Goodsounds;662968 Wrote:
Maybe you mean that they mostly don't announce new products until soon
before they announce a forthcoming release date.
that's exactly what I mean.
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garym
System 1: Vortexbox Appliance (1.10) SbS 7.6.2 Transporter, Touch,
Boom, Radio w/Battery (all ethernet
I think we may have to wait for the Revue to fail and then hope they
don't kill Squeezebox along with it.
One of the first nails is in the coffin, as Intel has decided to move
away from the set-top box strategy:
Intel has shut down its Digital Home Group and will no longer make chips
for
Revue can't fail, it has already failed.
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pippin;663056 Wrote:
Revue can't fail, it has already failed.
Right, but they don't know it yet. The next version of the server
software has improvements mostly targeted at the Revue, at the cost of
potentially making the Squeezebox part of the software more difficult
to use or more bug-prone.
Goodsounds;662968 Wrote:
I'm not sure there's any difference between making something public and
making it official. Maybe you mean that they mostly don't announce
new products until soon before they announce a forthcoming release
date.
That's the same thing most companies do most of the
ad6922;662943 Wrote:
It has been a while since the last products in the squeezebox-line have
been added by Logitech. I am curious if there are any new products
planned as successor on the current products.
Anyone seen anything on this?
no, and they never (well almost never) make anything
It has been a while since the last products in the squeezebox-line have
been added by Logitech. I am curious if there are any new products
planned as successor on the current products.
Anyone seen anything on this?
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It's time a next-gen Boom (or whatever they want to call it) gets
released. Something portable with decent amplification and DUAL
built-in speakers, AAC-friendly.
If not, Logitech will see their market nitch dry up, especially with
IPhone and Android phones' Wi-fi capabilities becoming much
garym;662944 Wrote:
no, and they never (well almost never) make anything public until it is
official.
As in NEVER like the Duet
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pski
real stereo doesn't just wake the neighbors, it -enrages- them.. It is
truly the Golden Age of Wireless
garym;662944 Wrote:
no, and they never (well almost never) make anything public until it is
official.
I'm not sure there's any difference between making something public and
making it official. Maybe you mean that they mostly don't announce new
products until soon before they announce a
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