Noxon2Audio WiFi Internet Radio
By Paul Miller 
posted Oct 20th 2005 1:30AM
posted Oct 20th 2005 1:30AM
Yeah, everybody and their mom is making
internet radios these days, but
this little WiFi number, the Noxon2Audio, looks incredibly Mac Mini-esque and can stream straight from the source or
play a multitude of audio formats off of your PC. Yeah, sure, we know it's been done, but how about support for Windows
Media Connect DRM10 — that's got to count for something right? No? Well how about S/P-DIF digital out, USB 2.0 host
capability (control those MP3 players you have lying around), an IR remote, Ethernet port, and 802.11g in the WiFi
department? Still not buying? Fine, whatever. We're taking our Noxon2 and going home, and you're not invited to our
birthday party either.
[Via eHomeUpgrade]
Well, fine, then. Take your stupid Noxon2Audio, I don't care. You aren't my best friend anymore.
looks like a great gadget, looks fairly technophobe friendly too - any ideas on cost anyone?
wait whos birthday is it?
Can anybody out there tell me why none of these devices decode Real Audio streams? Is the licensing too cost prohibitive? I know my mum would get one if she could listen to the BBC on it, but without Real Audio support, it's not a go.
Great.
Now, what I am really waiting for is a device with quadruple function: 1. an LCD TV, 2. a cable modem, 3. a web browser, and 4. a WiFi router.
With this gizmo, a power outlet and a coax cable is all you need for fun - I mean, fun not involving body parts. And if you want to really spoil me, add wireless speakers.