Mar 14 2002

Rio Central review

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The Rio Central is out. “This is a $1500 box with a 40 gig hard drive that aims to do everything audio, from feeding reciever units, burning CDs, and populating portables, and of course, providing an interface to manage your tunes and play them on your stereo. And it’s built on Linux- a USB keyboard is all you need to get to a command line!” Click here for the full review at Slashdot.com.

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