I’m experimenting with DLNA controllers and my question really is about “proprietary vs. standards” – are there DLNA products able to accomplish what the proprietary ecosystems offers? So let’s look at the Sonos home audio system as a case for or against DLNA… Now, my Sonos is getting a bit aged – the controller looks like
Remote Possibilities
The Logitech Harmony remotes I would categorize somewhere between the original multi-function remote (the ones that came with your VCR player and could also control your TV) and the high-end programmed remotes that are used by professional installers. These remotes definately pass the NGUT (Non-Geek Usage Test) – they are a breeze to use. Logitech recognized the
The iPod of Home Audio
There are a lot of options in the home audio market, but for me I picked the Sonos system years ago and I just have no interest in looking any anything else. It’s been called the “iPod of Home Audio”, and that is a fitting name – when it was first introduced in 2005, the