2001-12-07 00:30:49+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
The TurtleBeach AudioTron could make me care about MP3s. Fits in your stereo, plugs in to your home network (10baseT/HPNA2.0). Reads MP3, unsecure WMA, WAV PCM audio files, and PLS and M3U playlists from standard Windows shares (ie: Samba), outputs standard analog line or headphone or S/PDIF digital. Limited to memory to store ID3 and path information for files, they claim 30K in their spec sheet. $300.
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