Logitech Internet Radio Guide |
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Logitech Makes about 4 different internet radios. They refer to them as Network Music Players. They range from $200 to $2000. Here is a high level overview of the Logitech Internet Radio Line Squeezebox -- This is an internet radio recevier only, you will need a radio with speakers to listen to it. Not sure but this may have been one of Logitechs first Internet radios. It supports WiFi and Ethernet. It sells for $299.99. Read the Logitech Squeezebox Review. Squeezebox Boom -- This is an internet radio receiver with builtin speakers and remote controll. Read the Logitech Squeezebox Internet Radio Review. Squeezebox Duet -- This is a remote control that is the radio tuner. A small receiver connects to your stereo to send them music to your speakers. This can be purchased as the Squeezebox Controller ($299.99) or the Squeezbox Receiver ($149.99) or both together as the Squeezebox Duet ($399.99). It seems that they sell the part seperately so that you could have one controller that can be used in several rooms or incase you were to loose/break one of the peices. Read the Squeezebox Duet Internet Radio Review. Transporter Network Music Player -- This is an extremely highend internet radio receiver. It is a component that would attach to your home stereo. At $1999.99 there should be some quality parts. This receiver gives you just about everything you could be looking for. Read the Logitech Transporter Internet Radio Review
Questions to get answered: Why would you want to buy the squeezebox instead of the Squeezebox Boom? Why is the Duet also sold seperately.
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