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more about #streamingaudio AmphetamineCrown: The Opus No. 4 is still shown on their site as maxing out at 1TB for $1799. The site also doesn't have a press release after 4/2/08, which is odd... ... more » Nick: 'bout G D time. if my laptop can do it, why not a car. only makes sense right? more » xcharliemx: Great so now I gotta' buy a Venza too???? APPLE IS BLEEDING US DRY!!! more » -
#sonos
Sonos ZonePlayer S5 Hands-On: Sonos for the Masses
Sonos, best known for their premium-priced (but adored) wireless audio systems, announced an all-in-one receiver and speaker recently, and after seeing and hearing it, I'm impressed—but not blown away. More » -
#homeaudio
Olive Opus N4, Melody N2 Music Players (For Rich People) Become Slightly Better Music Players (For Rich People)
We haven't heard much from Olive since they released the pretty-but-pricey Opus and Melody music wedges last year, but that kind of cautious pace is to be expected in the high-end A/V world. Today, they've given their line a refresh. More » -
#iphone
iPhone 3.0 Streaming Bluetooth Audio To a Toyota Venza
As you probably already know, the upcoming iPhone 3.0 software was upgraded with Stereo Bluetooth A2DP audio. That means you can pair it with a compatible device—like the stereo installed in this Toyota Venza. -
#streamingaudio
Cisco Linksys Wireless Home Audio Lightning Review
Cisco Linksys' Wireless Home Audio system is a direct competitor to Sonos in the land of room-to-room streaming music. But WHA is more ambitious, with promises of iPod compatibility, touchscreen remotes and 802.11n support. More »
