Charles Estabrooks: Photography, Web Design, Digital Audio, IT Guru

Apple iMac

Not only is the iMac a world-class personal computer, it comes ready to serve as the center of your home entertainment system.

Airport Express

This plain and modestly priced device is not only a wireless router and USB print server. It also lets you stream iTunes music to your home stereo.

Apple Multimedia Solutions

When Apple first released the iPod in October, 2001, it spawned a new era of digital music.

Since then, Apple has become an industry leader in digital music, transforming the way we listen to and think about music.

Today, every iMac computer comes with a nifty remote that let's you control the built-in multimedia applications like iTunes and DVD Player. Right out of the box your mac is ready to become the center of your home entertainment system, or simply a component.

In 2004, Apple came out with the affordably priced Airport Express, a wireless access point that doubled as a digital playback component for your home stereo. Priced around $100, the Airport Express is a quick way to get your home stereo cranking your digital music. Interested in multi-room playback? Read on...

Around the same time Apple introduced the Airport Express, Sonos came out with their multi-room, remote-controled, wireless digital music system. I went right out and signed on as an authorized reseller.

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