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Logitech Squeezebox Wi-Fi Internet Radio Remote Controller
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MSRP: $333.99
Your Price: $254.97
Savings: $ 79.02 ( 24% )
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Manufacturer: Logitech
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Logitech Squeezebox Wi-Fi Internet Radio Remote Controller Features
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Includes - Squeezebox Controller, Charging Cradle with power supply, Installation guide, and Rechargeable Li-ion battery pack
240x320 pixels 256K colors with LED backlit
Easy setup for wireless networks
Network settings are stored in non-volatile memory
Samsung 200 MHz ARM processor
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Additional Logitech Squeezebox Wi-Fi Internet Radio Remote Controller Information
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Listen to the music you love in any room in your home. Browse and play songs from your personal collection, online music services, and Internet radio. Control your existing Squeezebox or Transporter from anywhere in your home, or just add this Network Music Controller to your Squeezebox Duet setup. The multi-room controller with 2.4" color display makes it easy to browse playlists, albums, artists, and more. Convenient scroll wheel, simple menus, and intuitive buttons make navigation a breeze. Browse your entire music collection, tune to your favorite Internet radio station, or check out millions of tracks from services such as Rhapsody, all from the palm of your hand. Advanced 802.11g wireless technology eliminates the need to string wires everywhere just to listen to the music from your computer. Setting up an additional room is simple as pushing a button, even on secure networks. Access millions of songs, thousands of Internet radio stations, and music service providers such as Pandora, Rhapsody and Slacker, without ever turning on your computer using SqueezeNetwork, our unique Internet service. Even your personal music collection can be stored online in an MP3tunes music locker and played through your Squeezebox. 64 MB high-speed RAM NAND programmable flash 3-axis accelerometer tilt sensor Removable 1250 mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery Bridging capability allows Ethernet devices to connect to the network through Squeezebox Receiver's wireless connection Throughput up to 54Mbps, high speed PCI interface to radio module Automatically detects available networks for quick setup Supports both WPA Personal, WPA2-AES and 64/128-bit WEP encryption Supports all 802.11b and 802.11g access points Dimensions - Approximately Length 6.15 x Width 2 x Height 0.74 (156.2x50.8x18.8mm)
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What Customers Say About Logitech Squeezebox Wi-Fi Internet Radio Remote Controller:
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Occasionally, it will drop the signal when I have put it down for a while, but it takes less than 30 seconds for it to find the system again. I have had this product for about a month. I use it with a range of up to 100 feet from the wireless router. I am very happy with the product and would recommend it to others. I had the original squeezebox and wanted to add this controller (it came out one month after I had purchased the original squeezebox). It took me less than 10 minutes to set up and has worked extemely well for the first month.
bucks. I got the second set (Boom and the Controller) for [.]. Sweet. This controller was so easy to setup that I have purchased another Squeezebox Boom and Controller for my other home. My advice is to shop around.
Re-establishing contact is a frustrating process that works some days and on others simply fails repeatedly. If you look at the reviews for the Duet (this controller plus the receiver) you will see that there are many problems with the controller. Having said this, when it works it is marvellous. If you contact support online you will probably not receive any answer and if you call they will blame your wireless connection. I have both the Duet and the original squeezebox and I would recommend buying the original rather than the Duet. The Controller has a very limited range and drops out of contact with the network without warning.
it found my wireless network and set itself up. I had no problem setting this up or using it.
I don't have to get up and look at the Squeezebox to see the title and composer. I use it mostly to identify the music I am hearing.
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