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so no suggestions on pro's and cons? wifi - or blutooth ?
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so no suggestions on pro's and cons? wifi - or blutooth ?

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tx &gt;McKnife - any reason for using blutooth?
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tx >McKnife - any reason for using blutooth?

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&gt;&gt; &nbsp;Do you need a multispeaker setup? &nbsp;&lt;&lt; &nbsp; see my Q
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>>  Do you need a multispeaker setup?  <<   see my Q

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&gt;&gt; &nbsp;Do you need a multispeaker setup? &nbsp;&lt;&lt; &nbsp; see my Q
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Fair enough. I'd go the Sonos route for a Wi-Fi one. Hadn't worked much with other ones, but I haven't had much reason to look at other Wi-fi speaker systems given that they've worked that well.<br />
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If portability mattered and/or you just wanted to go cheap with 1-2, then I'd go Bluetooth.
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> >>  Do you need a multispeaker setup?  <<   see my Q

Fair enough. I'd go the Sonos route for a Wi-Fi one. Hadn't worked much with other ones, but I haven't had much reason to look at other Wi-fi speaker systems given that they've worked that well.

If portability mattered and/or you just wanted to go cheap with 1-2, then I'd go Bluetooth.

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starting at 250 - and up to over 700 euro seems a bit steep for me; but the site has a bit of info over wifi vs blutooth
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starting at 250 - and up to over 700 euro seems a bit steep for me; but the site has a bit of info over wifi vs blutooth

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i know i can use USb, but there are very limited number of ports - requiring an extra hub<br />
tx for the info anyway
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i know i can use USb, but there are very limited number of ports - requiring an extra hub
tx for the info anyway

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Nobus there is USB hubs, here's a 4 port USB hub &nbsp;idea with an extended cable to plug into the laptop <a href="https://www.amazon.com.au/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=usb+port+hub&tag=googhydr0au-22&index=aps&hvadid=253794478921&hvpos=1t1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3639431535708056956&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9068963&hvtargid=kwd-11224990&ref=pd_sl_5wseadzsoq_b" rel="ugc">you can browse.</a>
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Nobus there is USB hubs, here's a 4 port USB hub  idea with an extended cable to plug into the laptop you can browse. [https://www.amazon.com.au/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=usb+port+hub&tag=googhydr0au-22&index=aps&hvadid=253794478921&hvpos=1t1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3639431535708056956&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9068963&hvtargid=kwd-11224990&ref=pd_sl_5wseadzsoq_b]

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i know these, Merete, but it adds to cost and is a bitcontradictionary, since the idea was &quot;wireless&quot;
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i know these, Merete, but it adds to cost and is a bitcontradictionary, since the idea was "wireless"

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i want to buy a wifi - or bluetootth speaker for a laptop<br />
nothing special - only stereo with better sound quality than laptop speakers<br />
what are good ones, and what properties should i look for &nbsp;?
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i want to buy a wifi - or bluetootth speaker for a laptop
nothing special - only stereo with better sound quality than laptop speakers
what are good ones, and what properties should i look for  ?

wifi  speaker

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