Last week we unveiled the new Squeezebox Radio, Squeezebox Touch AND Harmony 700 Remote!
Engadget says the Harmony 700 Remote “packs an awful lot of promise into a package that practically any serious home theater junkie will be able to finance” and Examiner says “a solid choice just like any of the other PC/Mac programmable Logitech remotes.”
ZDNET says the Squeezebox Radio “has neat social network integration, pairing with Facebook, Rhapsody, Pandora, Slacker, iTunes, Sirius, and Last.fm and more for music recommendations and tunes, respectively” and CNET says the “Squeezebox Radio will be one of the most highly anticipated products for us of 2009.” For more information on the Squeezebox Radio and Squeezebox Touch, check out Product Marketing Director, Sam Feng’s video, which breaks down all the new features!
More coverage below:
- Logitech aims for a chicken in every pot, a remote in every hand with Harmony 700 – Engadget
- Logitech Harmony 700 universal remote recharges, replaces six devices – ZDNet
- Logitech Harmony 700 universal remote debuts – SlashGear
- Logitech Harmony 700 universal remote: Harmony One’s little brother – Examiner
- Logitech Harmony 700 – At A Glance – PC Magazine
- Logitech Announces Squeezebox Wi-Fi Music Devices – Gearlog
- Logitech Squeezebox Radio: The next great Wi-Fi radio? – CNET
- Look out Sonos, Logitech rolls touchscreen music streamer – Seattle Times
- Logitech debuts Squeezebox Radio, Touch network music players – ZDNet
- Logitech makes Squeezebox Radio and Touch official – Engadget
- Logitech Flight System G940 Review – I4U
- Logitech declares One Millionth Logitech Vid customer – TechShout
- The verdict: Logitech takes the mouse prize with Darkfield sensor – CNET
