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Comment on Moving on to the next generation of radio by Michelle Roberts

Michelle Roberts — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 07:59:43 +0000

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great little radio , 17 ספטמבר 2009

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Comment on Moving on to the next generation of radio by Robyn M. Maciejewski

Robyn M. Maciejewski — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 07:21:06 +0000

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Comment on Moving on to the next generation of radio by L. Bremner

L. Bremner — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 06:52:50 +0000

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great price! , second in January 2010

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Comment on Mobile Cb Radios by moonhouse

moonhouse — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 08:06:19 +0000

Silver. Så blir det när man använder den usla kameran i telefonen vid dåliga ljusförhållanden... Kan ju tillägga att det handlar om konverterade Real Audio-filer.

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plindberg — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 07:35:13 +0000

Sjyst, vilken kulör?

Comment on Free Internet Radio Stations Get Addicted! by H. Sachan

H. Sachan — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 18:55:10 +0000

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could be better., January 12, 2011

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This review is from: Sony SMP-N100 Streaming Player with Wi-Fi (Electronics)

This is a review as well as a comparison with other similar products out there.

I've done extensive research in digital media players and have tried the following models:
a) Roku XDS, b) WD V Live Plus, c) Sony network media player SMP N100, 4) Apple TV and Boxee software on the laptop.

I really wanted to like Roku and was super excited to set is up and have it connected to the internet and was installing apps within minutes. After few days I realized that the hassle of entering a code for every app and then registering on the app providers is too much of a hassle. Even if I wanted to play the content thru USB, it was a hassle with private channels. Another issue with this is that Roku is not DLNA certified so it doesn't work with your other machines on the network. You would need to jump thru the hoops of creating private channels or some elaborate setup to achieve that. If you install too many apps, it runs out of memory and you'd need to uninstall some.

Apple TV has the best interface and the most intuitive one. The only issue is that it only streams via iTunes so sharing thru anything else is a problem. Some people have installed Boxee on AppleTV sort of expands its capabilities in terms of the network support.

WD TV Live Plus is the best so far in my research and trials. It pretty much plays any content you throw at it and it recognizes the formats. There are not a lot of widgets (compared to Roku and Boxee) so you might feel limited in terms of what can be achieved, but if you install a TVersity server on one of the machines on your network then you can pretty much stream any content to the box. Installing TVersity is a snap (and free). This is also a DLNA certified device so it sees all the other windows devices on your network and you can play them on the box wirelessly. I've streamed 1080p thru a wireless laptop on the device and it worked without any hitch. This also support "Play to" in the media player according to the book, but I've not had success with it. I had my 1TB external USB drive connected to it and it was a sweet set up in terms of access to all my media. Since it's a DLNA device, I could also access my external 1TB disk on the network to copy/move data around and it didn't need a computer to do it.

Boxee software on the laptop works great but I haven't tried the hardware box as it's around the double the price of its compititiors. There are just too many apps on it so it becomes difficult to find what you want to play and then it has memory limitation as well. The interface is user configurable so you can get skins downloaded for your preferences.

Sony network media player is also a DLNA certified device but I came across the following issues: a) when I connect a external usb drive which has two partitions, it only recognizes the first partition and doesn't show the second one. While WD TV Live Plus shows both as hard disks. b) It recognizes the Windows 7 machine quickly as a media repository but only sees the directories which are marked as 'Library' in the Windows Media Player on the machine. You would have to add more directories to the library if you want its content to show up on the Sony device. WD TV Live Plus also recognizes the device as a network share so you are free to browse all the folders. You just need to set the 'source' in the settings as the root level folder then everything is visible. c) 'Play To' from the windows machine of Windows Media Player tries to contact the Sony device but always gives an error of "unsupported format" even though the same file plays fine directly from the Sony device. Never been able to use "Play To" successfully. d) For some widgets like Hulu/Netflix etc you would need to register at a sony url from the computer before you can use it. e) The on-screen keyboard is like a 'phone keypad' where the alphabets on keys 0-9 so you would either need to press the same button multiple times to enter a character or use the arraw buttons to go the right key, in which case it's easy to overshoot. Would have been nice to have a full screen keyboard like WD TV Live plus.. although Boxee device has a complete keyboard on the remote which would be even better to enter the words for search etc. f) It won't see many file formats since the support is not as wide as WD TV Live Plus. g) on the positive side, the dolby/dts sound from the device sounds much better than others, but if you are directing the HDMI thru a receiver then you don't care about it. h) also has composite and component out which makes it more flexible compared to hdmi only.

Overall, if you are interested in just using the online services like Hulu Plus, Netflix, or Amazon VoD then you can get Apple TV for the easiest interface. But if your inner 'geek' wants to make it a central device where you can add your own hard disks with it or stream content from any device in your home or... Read more

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Comment on Free Internet Radio Stations Get Addicted! by Noway

Noway — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 18:46:11 +0000

92 of 93 people found the following review helpful:

Works Great, January 5, 2011

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This review is from: Sony SMP-N100 Streaming Player with Wi-Fi (Electronics)

I have no idea why some rate this unit so low. It's no harder to setup than a roku. But seems to elude some.

Purchased this box 2 months ago, and it always works great. Using it wireless with a Zyxel X-550 and I can stream 20M from my pc full hd and 5:1 dolby from a dvd I converted for testing the DLNA support. Video and music from windows 7 works great. Just need to setup the videos and music in windows media player and they all show up on the SMP-N100.

Internet video works flawless also. I use it with Netflix and Huluplus. I have a 15M cable connection so bandwith isn't an issue. I canceled my cable after getting this working. I can get news, etc over the air, everything else over the internet.

I also picked up a Roku XD/S. The Roku is much easier/nicer to fast forward and rewind. I like the Netflix browse list on the Sony over the Roku, it shows 18 selections rather than the 5 on the Roku. The interface is quite a bit better for Hulu with the Roku, the Sony is pretty crude. There are other small advantages in one interface over another.

As for the hardware, there is no question which one is on top. The Sony is much better built, with a full component, composite, optical audio and hdmi jacks. The Roku you need to buy there cable for component support which is a pretty low grade cable. I need component support cause I'm not ready to give up my DLP tv. I like the projection screen rather than looking into a light bulb. The HDMI connections work well on both units when connected to my LCD tv.

The remote for the sony is excellent. Put the code in for the tv and it runs both the box and tv great.

The video quality on both units is very nice. Better than what I use to get on cable.

The main reason I gave it 4 stars is the lack of software updates and I suspect it won't get much if any attention in the future.

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Comment on Appreciating the E-Radio by BUFFY/CHARMED/Star Wars Finatic! "starchild212"

BUFFY/CHARMED/Star Wars Finatic! "starchild212" — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 07:03:34 +0000

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I LOVE THIS!!!!! ONE OF THE BEST APPS TO HAVE ON AN ANDROID!!, April 10, 2011

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This review is from: TuneIn Radio (App)

WOW! AMAZING! LOVE IT!!
There was a station I wanted to hear in my area, however, had a hard time getting a signal to it. I recently bought a COBY 7015 PC Tablet and saw this FREE app available.

Needless to say, it has turned my PC Tablet into a glorified radio! I live in RI and radio around here is just filled with garbage talk radio and other current musical junk. I was also looking to pull in some christian rock stations. Well, this app pulls in GREAT radio stations from all around the globe and internet stations! This app would be great for someone who has moved and misses their favorite radio station--You can get it here! You can search for it by their broadcast letters! You can also get AWESOME stations from a site called AUDIOCREAM--they have stations that just play songs for a particular year--for example--f you wanna listen to songs just from your high school senior year, just type in something like "1984 hits" and you can get the station!

If you wanna find a station that is currently playing a song by a certain artist, just type in the name of the artist, and this app will find you stations that are playing their songs! Wanna just listen to 80's hairbands--just type in that search and you get tons of stations that just play that genre of music. Another great thing about TUNEIN is there are MANY noncommercial stations..I sooo can't stand when a DJ is talking right up to when the vocalist begins to sing on a song (92 Pro FM is THE WORST for this!). It also has a save presets function, for when you like a station, you can save it to this feature!

Like I said, I used to love listening to the radio, by the area that I live in doesn't have anything that great listen to (except for 1 station: 95.5 wbru--but I don't always wanna listen to alternative rock)--with TUNEIN, and the HUGE variety it offers, you will NEVER be able to say "there's nothing good on the radio" again!

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Comment on Appreciating the E-Radio by G. Argov

G. Argov — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 06:50:37 +0000

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AMAZING!, March 23, 2011

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This review is from: TuneIn Radio (App)

This program is incredibly easy to use, and allows you to listen to local, national, and even international radio stations through this program. You can look up stations either by location or by genre, but you can easily create a list of bookmarks of favorite stations instead of having to browse each time.

The audio quality is superb, and there is almost no loading/buffering time. It hasn't once dropped the station once playback began, which I can't say about some of the other programs I've tried.

Some might be wondering whether this is necessary if they have Pandora installed on their phones. This is! Pandora is great for discovering new music, but this streams not only music stations, but talk radio, too. Similarly, if your phone came pre-installed with a radio chip, this is still a great app because it allows you to listen to many radio stations around the world.

This program is really a pleasure to use: its user interface is very intuitive, its audio quality is very impressive, and there is a wide range of radio stations available. I am running this on a Droid 2 Global running Froyo and have never had any problems with the program freezing or crashing. I strongly recommend this!

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Comment on 1280X720 Waterproof radio hidden camera spy spy camera 16GB HD-DVR (Motion Ativated and remote) by J. Lewis "digital geek"

J. Lewis "digital geek" — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 07:42:05 +0000

146 of 148 people found the following review helpful:

must , 9 ספטמבר 2005

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