Slim Devices presents third-generation Squeezebox

Slim Devices, Inc. today introduced its 3rd generation Squeezebox network music player. “We took the technical lessons of our past products and wrapped them into a cutting-edge design to redefine the network music player category” said Patrick Cosson, VP of Sales and Marketing.
The new Squeezebox, which is available in black or white and wireless or wired-only configurations, is a study in down-tempo, modern design, appropriate for any setting. The contrast of highly polished material against a crisp brushed metal fascia is a fitting reflection of the sophisticated technology held within. Fred Bould (www.bould.com), an internationally renowned California-based designer of cool, modern housewares and home furnishings designed the player. His works enjoy wide distribution nationally and have received numerous awards such as inclusion in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Permanent Design collection.
The player includes 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.

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