“We have covered several devices that try to solve a problem
collectors of numerous MP3 files encounter. That problem is how to
liberate those music files from the PC to a higher quality sound
system in another room without having to run back to the PC every
time you want to select a new song or playlist.“We reported on one solution that was in its development stages
last summer called the SliMP3–a then Linux only based player, but
since expanded to other OS’s–that used Ethernet to control and
transmit tunes about the house or office. Developed by Slim Devices
inc., we recently received the latest version of that player and
put it to the test…”
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