Sonos Unwraps New Wireless Music System
Sonos has unveiled an upgrade to the ZP100, its core component. The new version is half the size of its predecessor, 10 percent more powerful and has twice the wireless range, all for the same $499 price tag.
The wireless multi-room music system company has been around for six years.
The new ZonePlayer 120 (ZP120) includes a built-in Class D 55-watts-per-channel amplifier and has bettered the previous model’s range by virtue of SonosNet 2.0, the company’s latest wireless mesh network technology. Combined with state-of-the-art MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) wireless technology, it uses three antennas to send and receive music from a Mac or PC-based collection or stream online music sources through a home.
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