The Internet has changed everything, including your radio. With the Logitech Squeezebox Radio, you’ll get the simplicity of old-fashioned radio with the power of the Internet wherever you want to ...

Logitech’s Squeezebox family of products, originally created by Slim Devices, began life as boxes to get music stored on your computer to play through your existing stereo. Since Logitech took over ...

Logitech announces the Squeezebox Radio, which fits most of the functionality of the excellent Squeezebox Boom into a smaller package and for just $200. Covering home audio and video, Matthew ...

If you took one of Logitech's increasingly ubiquitous Pure-Fi desktop stereos and integrated one of its Squeezebox network-audio streamers, you'd probably come up with something like the Logitech ...

For true music lovers, Logitech's Squeezebox line is one they're very familiar with. The company's latest offerings in the line are some of the best yet, with the Squeezebox Radio Wi-Fi music player ...

The Squeezebox Boom has been our favourite Wi-Fi radio for some time now, but any tabletop radio that costs around $300 is going to have limited appeal. The Logitech Squeezebox Radio ($200) is ...

I've just purchased a Squeezebox radio to put tunes in the kitchen. It works pretty well -- I'll likely need to add an AP -- but I'm wondering whether a somewhat more expensive netbook would be better ...

So we have here a Logitech Squeezebox Internet Radio, I've owned it for about 2 in a half years, its been in my smoke free home on top of my fridge the entire time. Great little box that they no ...

With Sonos' popular but expensive multi-room media streaming system in their sights, Logitech have launched their new Squeezebox Duet system at CES 2008. A scrollwheel-enabled remote with 2.4-inch ...

Slim Devices has introduced its third generation Squeezebox, a new version of the network music player that supports Mac OS X and other platforms. Expected to begin shipping in November, the new ...

Not outfitted with stereo speakers; remote control is optional; uses an 802.11g Wi-Fi radio “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year history of testing, reviewing, and rating products, ...