Napster in your Living Room
Using digital music in the living room is becoming an increasingly popular and easy way to enjoy music. Besides the basic options such as connecting a PC or MP3 player to your home entertainment system, there are an increasing number of products letting you connect Napster with the rest of your house. Access the internet directly in order to play your digital music seamlessly through your home entertainment system in high quality. Napster works with various manufacturers to offer Napster users a wide range of possibilities.
Integrated Home
Entertainment Systems
The newest generation of home entertainment systems allow you to directly access internet services, such as the 8 million songs of Napster Unlimited without using your PC. This is a more convenient way to connect to your music than using the PC and guarantees high quality sound in the living room. You just have to connect your home entertainment system via a cable to your internet router or DSL modem to ensure internet connectivity.
Featured Home
Entertainment Systems
Logitech Squeezebox™
Using your existing Wi-Fi connection and Squeezebox player, you can access Napster’s catalogue of over 8 million songs on the home-entertainment system in your living room, bedroom or wherever you listen to music.
Sonos Multi-Room Music System
Fill your living room – or your entire house – with Napster. Sonos connects directly to Napster over the Internet and then wirelessly streams music to all your rooms. No computer nor home Wi-Fi network required. Play the same song in every room or different songs in different rooms. Control all music and all rooms wirelessly and simply with a touch of a finger.
Terratec NOXON iRadio
The NOXON iRadio offers full integration with the Napster service giving you unlimited access to 8 million tracks and no need to connect to a computer. No matter if you are using a wired or wireless network or HomePlug network. Your computer stays where it is and your music follows you.
Play Napster CDs
With your Napster MP3s you can burn as many CDs as you want. Then just play an audio CD in your home entertainment system.
