Stream Music with Squeezebox
Squeezebox is a great product of a company Slim Devices. Using it you can easily access any song in your music collection, from any room in your home. With built-in support for true 802.11g and advanced lossless compression technologies, you can locate your Squeezebox up to three times further from your wireless access point. Also, Squeezebox can serve as a wireless bridge, allowing other network-ready devices to connect through its ethernet port.
Squeezbox supports all famous music formats: MP3, WMA, FLAC, AAC, WAV, and Ogg Vorbis. Also, it can connect to the Pandora website and build “smart” playlist according to a ‘genome map’ of music.
Also, Squeezebox can be integrated with home automation system i. e. Plutohome. It’ll work perfect as part of your smarthome.
The price is also very reasonable – just $249.
The connection scheme of Squeezebox:
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