Sonos Digital Music System  - This user-friendly device connects to your Internet broadband router and a nearby stereo's auxiliary input . Through the router it is possible to see the music on your PC and makes it available in any room that you have set up the ZonePlayer speakers.
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Logitech Wireless DJ Music System - With a sophisticated (yet easy-to-use) interface, this system will play all the music and radio streams you have on your PC . It is compatible with almost all types of music files and comes with a tiny little LCD remote control to help you with your navigation.
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Slim Devices Squeezebox - The Squeezebox joins your existing home network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection , and then requires only a simple connection to your stereo’s auxiliary input . It also comes with an excellent remote control that makes it easy to search play-lists on your hard drives or tune-in to streaming Internet radio stations.
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Roku Sound Bridge Internet Radio - As clever a contraption as the Soundbridge is, it can join only Wi-Fi networks , and even then doesn’t connect easily to networks on which security features are enabled. But like the other devices, it will play all the music that’s on your PC’s or Mac’s play-lists with crisp and clear sound quality.
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Apple AirPort Express - This clever little gadget is nothing more than a wireless router that plugs directly into an AC wall socket. It has an audio output , which, when combined with the right cables, connects directly to the auxiliary input of your stereo. Once it’s on your Wi-Fi Network , the songs on your play-list can be played on your stereo.
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