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AUTOMATION / SOUND

  Logitech Rolls Out Cheap Home Music System

By Branko Miletic | Thursday | 01/05/2008

Logitech has launched the Squeezebox Duet network music system, which allows people to access and listen to the music they love in any room of their home.

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The new Squeezebox Duet system offers a controller, which includes a full-colour LCD screen, and a compact receiver – enabling people to wirelessly browse, select and play their digital music on their existing stereo speakers anywhere in the home – even when their computer is off.

With the Logitech Squeezebox Duet network music system, music lovers can listen to their personal digital music collection, Internet radio and subscription services on their home-entertainment system in their living room, the stereo system in their bedroom, even on the mini-system in their kitchen or anywhere they have audio gear.

And with the Squeezebox Duet controller, listeners can control their digital music from the palm of their hand.

The multi-room controller uses a convenient scroll wheel, familiar menus and intuitive buttons, making it easy for people to browse, select and play their personal music collection, Internet radio and online subscription services, such as Rhapsody, MP3tunes.com and Pandora.

People can search music by artist, albums, playlists, genres and a host of other categories. Plus, the brilliant full-colour screen displays album art and allows people to personalise their screen wallpaper.

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