Logitech has a sacred reputation of producing the best tech products on the market. Now they introduce two new audio stream gadgets that will have music owners going goo goo ga ga: The Squeezebox Radio and the Squeezebox Touch.
The Squeezebox Radio works stand-alone, comes with a built-in-amplifier and speakers, plus it can blast music from online outlets such as Napster, Rhapsody, Pandora or download from iTunes. The option to stream from your computer music library is available too. Though no touchscreen functionality, the Radio has a six-button navigation system to exploit the system’s numerous options.
The portable Squeezebox Touch plugs into any radio stereo and has a 4.3-inch touchscreen system that allows users to streams everything the radio does. It supports sampling rates of up to 24 bits at 96kHz, and comes with a USB port and SD card slot to play stored music.
Both come with Wi-Fi capability and their own price tags (Radio ($199.99), Touch (299.99)). The Squeezebox Radio should be in retailers late September, while the Squeezebox Touch arrives this December.
