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Denon And Bose S302 And Lifestyle V30
Company: Denon And Bose

Pros: Denon: S302 his is a slick package that's well worth the money. The designers have worked on what consumers need to today while also introducing some very neat connectivity. Bose: The sound is great and there is a stack of connectivity ports

Cons: Denon: I would have like to have seen two 1.3 HDMI input connectors Bose: At $4,999 this is a rort especially as it has no built in content player, no iPod connector and no network connectivity. This is Bose arrogance at its best.


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"Who Has The Best Home Theatre Kit? Denon vs Bose"

By David Richards and Mendelson Tiu | Published:06/12/2007

The SmartHouse shootout between the new Bose Lifestyle V30 home theatre system and the Denon S302 home theatre system has opened up some very big issues as to the future direction of home theatre kits.

During the past 12 months we have seen a significant change in home theatre technology. The smart Hi Fi Companies like Denon and Kardon have realised that content and the delivery of content to the home theatre system is as equally important as the output however there are some Companies like Bose who are only just catching up to what was yesterdays home theatre system 5 speakers a sub woofer and a connectivity console.

In today's home theatre environment what is critically important is technology such as wireless, Ethernet connectivity and an input capability from an iPod player. Also important is the ability to plug in and play content from a USB storage device. Why? Because most consumers have either a PC or an iPod or even both and a great deal of consumers have content in a digital format or are storing content to a removable hard drive system or a USB storage device.

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