Philips has launched a new range of products into its “Streamium” wireless music offerings including the Philips WACS7500 core hub with its WAS7500 satellites, the WAS6050 wireless music station, and the Philips NP1100 network player.
The Philips WACS7500 is the new “flagship” Streamium hub while the WAS7500 satellite extenders are described as the right choice for people with extensive CD collections and numerous MP3 files saved on their PCs.
The WACS7500’s 80GB hard disk drive (half the size of the iPod classic’s) can hold about 1,500 CDs. Through a Wi-Fi connection, the WACS7500 center will automatically search and connect WAS7500 satellites to itself.
The Streamium range features an Ethernet PC connection meaning consumers can backup the system’s hard disk, upgrade features or download music tracks direct from a PC.

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