| Philips WACSes lyrical about wireless player |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Thursday, 01 February 2007 | |
  
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The 80G hard drive plus the docking cradle for an iPod or GoGear player aren't the only sources of music. You can also play files stored on a USB memory stick, and PCs with appropriate UPnP software can send or receive content via the wireless (802.11b/g) or Ethernet interfaces. The WACS7000 can be used without a PC. The hard disk can be loaded by ripping CDs via the built-in hard drive, and an available internet connection will be used to fetch track information from the Gracenote database. If you do have a PC, it can be used to back up the WACS7000 hard drive, to load the drive with audio files, or to update the unit's firmware. The main unit with one remote station costs $1579.95. Additional stations are $529.95 each.{moscomment} |
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