Thanks to Geek House supporters!
Thanks SO much to Brian Hunter and Joaquin Arosemena for tagging the Geek House Wall of Fame with their names! We’re getting VERY close to moving in. But as soon as we do, we are hitting the road for our annual trip to New York for CE Week! Join us live June 25th and 26th at geekbeat.tv/live. And for the first time ever…. I’ll be joining the boys on the road. Yikes! But it’ll be worth putting up with them because we’re stopping in Nashville to visit the UpDesk factory! And we’re going to get to see our special, unique desks for the Geek House being made! I can’t wait!! You can get your name on the wall for all eternity at geekbeat.tv/fundraiser. We appreciate all your support This is YOUR building as much as it is ours. Because Geek Beat is all about you – the community!
If the wireless performance of your Sonos system has been less than ideal, they have a fix in a new product called the Boost. The Boost creates a dedicated wireless network for your Sonos components rather than sharing one with you printer, your laptop, your tablet, your Xbox, and who knows what else. This, plus the three antennas, gives you up to 50% better wireless range and reduced interference.
The Sonos Boost is available worldwide for $99.
BOOST YOUR SIGNAL
Expand your wireless reach with our most powerful wireless accessory, available now for $99
No matter the strength of your Internet connection at home, rock-solid wireless is our standard. That’s why – alongside making Sonos even easier to get started last month with our new WiFi setup – we also introduced the SONOS BOOST.
Now available globally, BOOST is our most powerful wireless accessory, built to keep the music playing in even the most challenging WiFi conditions, no matter where you want to put a speaker in your home.
Similar to the BRIDGE ($49 USD), BOOST connects directly to your router to create a dedicated network, allowing all your Sonos speakers and components to talk to each other, with up to 50% greater wireless range.
In addition to expanding the reach of your system, BOOST’s three internal antennas help neutralize any interference from other consumer electronics that might typically cause dropouts.
While a wired connection to the router is optional for multi-room music listeners, those connecting speakers as part of a home theater setup need BOOST or BRIDGE (or another component wired to the router) to ensure your TV picture and sound stay perfectly in synch.
Starting today, BOOST is available for $99 USD on sonos.com and through select retailers. For more information on getting started with Sonos and determining the best setup for your home, visit: http://www.sonos.com/rock-solid-wireless.
