Posted 12/30/08 at 09:45:37 AM by Michael Brown

The Squeezebox Boom is another solid entry in a long line of great audio streamers. Logitech has mastered the art of building inexpensive, good-quality powered speakers, and the ones integrated into the Boom are no exception.

The Squeezebox Boom’s closest competition is Roku’s SoundBridge Radio, but it’s not much of a contest. Both devices can function as an alarm clock, waking you with music streamed from your PC or Internet radio stations (and both have an all-important snooze bar), but the Boom sounds better, supports more audio formats, and consumes much less room on your nightstand.

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Posted 05/27/08 at 06:03:43 PM by Will Smith

Your IT department won’t let you copy MP3s onto your work PC, and your iPod won’t hold your massive music collection, but you need to listen to tunes while you toil away at the day’s labor. What’s an audiophile to do? The answer is simple: Stream the collection you have stored on your rig at home to your PC at work.

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Posted 05/02/08 at 05:17:12 PM by Michael Brown

When you see a color display on a music-streamer’s remote control, it’s natural to assume that the manufacturer is going after the vaunted Sonos Digital Music System. But after thoroughly testing the Squeezebox Duet—Slim Devices’s first new product since being acquired by Logitech—we’ve concluded that Sonos has little to worry about.

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Posted 01/05/08 at 11:45:08 PM by Michael Brown

Hmm... Does Logitech Have Sonos in its Sights?

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Posted 06/06/06 at 02:19:22 PM by Michael Brown

Stream music to anywhere in your house with a tiny box handling all the hard work.

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