Pinnacle Systems shows off the new Pinnacle SoundBridge HomeMusic network music player at a price of only 99.99 GBP. For music anywhere in the home, the device connects to your home stereo system or powered speakers to play stored digital music from your Mac or PC wherever you need it, via your Wi-Fi home network. You can also listen to thousands of free Internet radio stations in the same way,
Powered by award-winning Roku™ software, SoundBridge HomeMusic is the ideal answer for consumers who want to listen to their computer-based iTunes and other stored music in any room in the house, and to control it via a convenient hand-held remote. Using the remote control and the display panel on the front of the HomeMusic unit, users can browse large libraries easily, and search for Song Title, Artist, Album, Composer and Keyword. They can also create an “ad hoc” playlist to suit their mood.
With a sleek, industrial design SoundBridge HomeMusic looks great in any room, and is compact enough to fit onto a bookshelf, kitchen counter or bedside table. Installation is plug-and-play so it’s extremely quick and easy to set up and use.
Pinnacle SoundBridge HomeMusic supports iTunes (via free downloadable server software), Windows Media Connect and Windows Media Player 10, Napster and PlaysForSure. It is compatible with WMA, AAC, MP3, AIFF and WAV music file formats. SD card slots let users listen to their favourite music with the PC switched off.
Pinnacle SoundBridge HomeMusic is available now from Currys and Amazon.
