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Ignoring that that's an outplayed argument, it's irrelevant. This is about hardware, not about streaming services.
by KyeRussell 9y ago
Ignoring that that's an outplayed argument, it's irrelevant. This is about hardware, not about streaming services.
- eecc 9y agoWell why is it irrelevant. It used to be you ditched your receiver or player when it was irreparably broken, not when Sony or Technics decided they’d had enough supporting your hardware. Here you have hardware that is useless without a software service that gets discontinued or it’s utility modified after-sale. For now users can stay on current firmware but that depends on whenever Sonos will pull a Sony PlayStation move and force an update to continue access to DRM’d music