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Wednesday July 22, 2009
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Audiophiles with deep pockets will want to take a look at the upgraded line of Olive's Opus stereos, announced this morning. The top-of-the-line model now offers 2TB of storage for $1,799. There's also a 500GB model for $1,499 and a 1TB model for $1,599. Is anyone really not going to spend the extra $200 for another terabyte?
The Opus No. 4 needs that storage because it saves CDs in the lossless FLAC format. The upgrade also includes software that increases the speed of the touchscreen menu.
Other perks of this premium player include the ability to create playlists and to save favorite Internet radio stations, automatic music categorization, wireless multi-room playback (using the separate Melody Hi-Fi Multi-Room Player), and simple setup.
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July 22, 2009 2:15 PM
I'll stick with CD's for now, at least I won't lose an entire Terrabyte of music when my CD player breaks down!