Netstreams announces CinemaLinX IP-based home theater system

Netstreams has announced an IP streaming home theater system called the CinemaLinX, which does exactly as it says on the tin: it streams audio to IP speakers dotted around your house. Demoing the home theater box for the first time at CEDIA, the CinemaLinX accepts Dolby or DTS signals, but not higher quality standards like Dolby TrueHD or DTS MA. The benefit for IP speakers over regular dumb speakers is that it provides more parameters -- just what the audiophile market craves -- like auto calibrated equalizers and far simpler multi-room support: Netstreams's solution has thankfully tackled the usual latency issues with IP speaker setups by building the CinemaLinX with lags of around 1ms. No word on ship dates or prices yet, but we'll let you know as soon as there is.

[Foolio Slim @ Sep 9th 2007 5:31AM]

Is it sad that I totally want one of those for my one-bedroom apartment? :(

[Hoyun @ Sep 9th 2007 6:13AM]

missed the last again

[donneed2know @ Sep 9th 2007 8:44AM]

Here comes my turn !!!

[montrevux @ Sep 9th 2007 7:40PM]

i thought this said IPX-based system.

[dr.db @ Sep 10th 2007 12:01AM]

The system is IP, notice the 10/100/1000 port in the middle. The legacy RCA jacks are only there for people who do not have IP speakers. The next version DOES support Dolby TrueHD and DTS MA BTW.