To be honest it's because I never owned a Squeezebox so I'm hesitant to comment on them too much. But it was indeed a really important part of the landscape, an

To be honest it's because I never owned a Squeezebox so I'm hesitant to comment on them too much. But it was indeed a really important part of the landscape, and sort of a parallel story to DLNA... Even better, as the community figured out at least partial interoperation between the two. Logitech had a lot more success on the hardware side than DLNA did, and really I think has responsibility for the brief reign of "internet radio" as a physical device.