I bought my wife a Nokia E63 a few months back. That little thing rocks. No, no "real" GPS, but jeesh, for $200 - no contract - I can't imagine a better phone..unless we're talking E71 or the (future) E72. Then again, the E63 has a REAL headphone jack.

She didn't know what a Smartphone was. The thing is intuitive, fast, sounds great, and feels great in the hand.

Highly recommended.

I love my Squeeze setup and this is exactly the device I was waiting for. Sure, the boom offers similar features, but I want to replace my bedside radio with something that will usually have headphones (actually a pillow speaker) hooked up to it. The boom can do this, but I'd be paying $100 more for speakers I wouldn't use anyway. I see my Tivoli radio being replaced by this.

Label this, suckers

Hmm...every time they issue a "fix" my iMovie breaks. Won't load anymore.

Yet again I'll have to ignore this...

Here's what really interesting. 2 years ago when I was building my house, all of these AV installers wanted me to put keypads all over the house. No thanks, I said - something better will come along.

Well, it has. There are multiple wireless audio systems available. The cost of the wired distribution system? Around $3,000 just for the controller and keypads. Keypads that have no feedback as to what you're really doing, too. Sonos, Slim Devices, Yamaha - much better and much cheaper.

I have the Squeezebox Duet system. The controller is ok, but with the advent of the new iPeng app for the iPod Touch/iPhone, the controller is never used.

Squeezebox Receiver = $175
IPeng = $5

Great combination. Don't have an iPod touch? Ok, get one of those for $300 or so OR get the whole Duet system.

The best part - the open-sourcocity of the Slim Devices products.

I want to be The Prodigy. Please?

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