Stylish Squeezebox V3 from Slim Devices

Nov 14 2005, 12:00pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Reporter: Jason Green
Slim Devices has it's new generation of network audio players on sale.

I somehow missed the Slim Devices press-release in October. The new Squeezebox v3 looks great and is a nice improvement over their first Squeezebox audio streamer.
The new Squeezebox, which is available in black or white and wireless or wired-only configurations feature a clean and modern design.
Slim Devices included support for 802.11g wireless, dual internal antennas, 24bit Burr-Brown DAC, digital and analog jacks, and support for SqueezeNetwork, the new service that enables Slim Devices players to connect to Internet radio and RSS feeds without needing a computer into the new Squeezebox. The wireless Squeezeboxes sell for $299 and the wired audio streamer sell for $249.00 on the Slim Devices site.

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