Face it: Your CD collection is starting to look a little antiquated. It’s okay, you and that tower of discs had a good run – and Thriller is still a good album – but it’s time to move on and go digital.
How you go about making the transition depends on a lot of factors. Many companies have attempted to smooth the tedious process of ripping CDs to MP3s with a desktop computer, with some even going so far as to do it for you if you mail CDs to them. But at the end of the day, your music still ends up on a computer, not in your stereo. While there’s a whole other market for devices to stream audio from a computer to a home audio system, one company has taken the entire operation, from ripping to storage, and put it into one device.
