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Sonos adds a portable music player with room filling sound

Nov 15th 2009 6:02AM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

You can essentially do what you're describing with an iPod touch/iPhone, except Sonos' solution is even better:

http://www.sonos.com/whattobuy/controllers/iphone/default.aspx

Sonos adds a portable music player with room filling sound

Nov 15th 2009 5:58AM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Apparently, you don't know anything at all about Sonos...

http://www.sonos.com/whattobuy/zoneplayers/

Bose Wave SoundLink wireless music system goes on sale today

Oct 22nd 2009 7:16PM on Engadget

http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/13/sonos-zoneplayer-s5-all-in-one-wireless-speaker-lowers-cost-of-entry/

or

http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/10/apples-remote-control-application-for-itunes-and-apple-tv/

with

http://www.engadget.com/2004/06/07/airport-express-and-airtunes/

Sony DPP-F700 digital picture frame with one-touch printing

Sep 29th 2009 12:11PM on Engadget

Tim and Eric! Spagett!

N900 hacked to replace the innards of a Speak & Spell, can never bring back your childhood

Sep 21st 2009 4:42PM on Engadget

awesome hack... i feel an iphone would have been even better, considering its notoriety for not having a physical keyboard

Sony sneaks PS3 Slim through FCC under pseudonym, 250GB model discovered

Aug 18th 2009 10:21PM on Engadget

Personally, I'd be more likely to buy a Slim if it came from a company called Sorny...

and I'd play it on my Panaphonics plasma... with the Magnetbox speakers

Redbox debuts $2 video game rentals, pretty lean on titles thus far

Aug 16th 2009 6:41PM on Engadget

if you're an ass...

Redbox debuts $2 video game rentals, pretty lean on titles thus far

Aug 16th 2009 4:31PM on Engadget

did you even read the post?

Logitech's Harmony 900 remote controls components behind closed doors

Aug 12th 2009 12:46AM on Engadget

GadgetGeek, Level 5, you really wouldn't know unless you've owned one for a while. It doesn't matter how well you know the system, a Harmony remote can make it very easy to control. To completely dismiss it because it's too expensive or to "easy" is ignorant.

Of course, when I say this, I'm referring to the Harmony One (~$150). $400 is expensive, but if you really need it, you probably have a lot more invested in your other gear.

Logitech's Harmony 900 remote controls components behind closed doors

Aug 11th 2009 7:36AM on Engadget

it's just you

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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