Audio system taps Linux, 802.11n

Posted on January 14th, 2009 by ElectroGeek

Cisco’s Linksys division is shipping a networked home audio distribution system that runs Linux and uses 802.11n WiFi. The Cisco Wireless Home Audio system supports Internet radio and DLNA discovery, and includes a variety of receivers, speakers, players, iPOD docks, and a tablet-like touchscreen remote.

Full Story Via Linuxdevices.com

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