peterw;492158 Wrote:
Hah. I was just writing that the remote does have some use with Radio.
It's worthless, I'll admit, for navigating onscreen text, but for
launching presets, skipping tracks, adjusting the volume, pausing,
turning Radio off, etc., a remote is still nice to have.
Yes,
aubuti;492241 Wrote:
Yes, you're absolutely right. Excellent point. My particular example
turned out to be a worst case scenario: the Boom remote (which has no
alphanumeric keys, and therefore no good for presets) pointed at the SB
Radio before anything had been selected to play.
I get all
Today I just got a nice Squeezebox Radio. Wow it is so super good. I had
my Slimp3 player for about 6 years now I guess. So this is a big update
and I like the Slimp3 player. But the color screen on this is super. The
set up was super. I hooked Ethernet to it and it 1ST ask for a update
and it
Raymond Day;492342 Wrote:
Were is the link to buy the battery for it? After the Ethernet I set it
up for wireless too. It be neat to just move it all around wile still
working.
Second half of Jan 2010:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=72160
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Tony T
Muele;491869 Wrote:
I'd be glad to get a remote :)
Personally, I need another Remote like I need another hole in my head.
I don't think the Touch should even come with a remote. Only the
Transporter should come with a remote in my opinion. Lower the price on
Boom, Radio, and Touch and only
iPhone;491984 Wrote:
.
Also, every time I wear out the battery on my SB Radio, I 'HAVE' to buy
another Remote with it? What kind of sense does that make?..
I've wondered that myself. Continually charging these batteries would
likely wear them out, no?
Maybe they can implement a
If I had a Radio I would definitely need a remote (the Radio would be
sitting on a shelf where I had to lean all over the kitchen table to
operate it), but I would have no use for a battery at all. :)
Chances are, however, that if they were selling the battery and the
remote separately, the
usch;491997 Wrote:
If I had a Radio I would definitely need a remote (the Radio would be
sitting on a shelf where I had to lean all over the kitchen table to
operate it), but I would have no use for a battery at all. :)
I wouldn't be so sure about needing a remote with the SB Radio. Last
aubuti;492151 Wrote:
I wouldn't be so sure about needing a remote with the SB Radio. Last
night I happened to grab my Boom remote and try to use it on the Radio
from around 7 feet (2m) and after turning it on it was useless because I
couldn't read the Radio screen from that distance. My eyes
The Squeezebox Radio Accessory Pack, which includes the battery and a
mini-remote control, will be available in the latter half of January
2010. It will be available for purchase from the US logitech.com web
site. We're working to ensure it is available simultaneously worldwide
through
The price will be $49.99 USD.
Some of you may see a battery as optional. I used to think that too,
but in daily use at my house, a battery is mandatory. The battery
transforms a Squeezebox Radio into a take-anywhere, indoor or outdoor
source of all your music or internet radio. As a member
where can one get that? Is it available in the UK yet? google spits out
only $ prices ...
Thanks,
Andi
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It's not available yet. If you do a forum search the URL of it on the
Logitech website is posted but it's at pre-order status. I have seen
people post they think it's coming in December.
HTH
CW
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Chunkywizard
*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Lounge and Kitchen), Radio on Christmas List
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