11-Jan-2016, 18:24
I'm guessing 99% of the streamers on the market today are more powerful then what's inside the Expert and the biggest part of those 99% probably have general purpose CPU's, contain much more memory and run some kind of Linux distribution. People in general overestimate the computing capabilities of the Expert. Again it's not a streamer in it's basis.
BTW Devialet has gone the same way as other manufaturers with the Dialog. There's a a lot of reasons for that (cheap stand-alone hardware, can be replaced when obsolete but most important it can run open standards/open source software)
I'm curious to the answer of Roon though but I suspect their RAAT is also made for Linux only (besides Windows and OS X)
BTW Devialet has gone the same way as other manufaturers with the Dialog. There's a a lot of reasons for that (cheap stand-alone hardware, can be replaced when obsolete but most important it can run open standards/open source software)
I'm curious to the answer of Roon though but I suspect their RAAT is also made for Linux only (besides Windows and OS X)
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