Nokia Get Into the Digital Media Receiver Game

I have a number of Logitech Squeezeboxes dotted around the house which are connected to my home server - streaming music around the home is one of the greatest additions WHS has brought to my house. Nokia this week announced what looks like a great competitor in the shape of Nokia Home Music, a digital media receiver which connects to any UPnP device to stream music, internet and FM radio.

The device itself comes with a small colour screen and integrated speaker, as well as a 3.5″ headphone jack and remote control, so you can simply plug it in, connect it to your network and you’re good to go. For the old-schoolers amongst you there’s even an analogue style knob for tuning in to your favourite radio stations.


nokia home thumb1 Nokia Get Into the Digital Media Receiver Game


Nokia Home Music connects to your network either wirelessly (802.11 b/g) or Ethernet and looks like a nice and simple DMR for the home. No word on pricing or availability as yet – looks like another CES investigation is required.

Source: eHome Upgrade


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Terry Walsh is the founding editor and owner of We Got Served. Since February 2007, the site has provided detailed coverage and analysis of the emerging home server category, and has subsequently grown into a trusted outlet for digital home news and reviews.

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  • Mike

    This is great. I am looking to get two devices for my kids rooms so they can listen to the music from the server. What I really need is a clock radio like device that has a screen for searching. It sounds like this would be a good choice.

    It is good to know that Squeezeboxes work with WHS. Based on the reasearch I have done, I could not determine if they would.