We reviewed the Slim Devices SliMP3 a while back and if you're looking for a way to play MP3s on your hi-fi, this device that plugs into your network is the way to do it. The SqueezeBox takes the SliMP3 idea and runs with it, introducing a handful of new features as well as a new design.
The SqueezeBox has the same green, two-line display as the SliMP3 but the black rubberised case is new, as are the digital audio and headphone sockets. There's still a socket for plugging the device into a network but the SqueezeBox has built-in Wi-Fi too, so you no longer need a network cable.
Before you can use the SqueezeBox, you have to install the SlimServer application on the PC that contains your music files - a wide variety of files, including MP3, are supported and the software runs on Windows, Mac and Linux computers.



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