Tired of those annoyingly tacky CD racks? Tired of jewel cases, and scratched discs, and not finding what you’re looking for? Now you can discard your CD collection entirely, or put it into storage at least.
The Olive OPUS Nº4 Music Server gived you the freedom to store your entire music collection in one box and stream it wirelessly throughout your entire home. With enough hard drive space to store 3,000 CDs, the OPUS Nº4 will keep your tunes readily available and instantly organized. The OPUS Nº4 even connects to your Apple iPod so that you can play tunes on your portable device through your OPUS player.
The 94khz/24bit digital to analog converter will give you better than CD sound quality, and the high-resolution color touchscreen makes finding the right tune a breeze. You can even get about 100 CDs preloaded for you by the company!
You can preorder your Olive OPUS Nº4 for between $1,499 and $1,799 depending on hard-drive size.
More info: TechDigest.tv
Where to buy: Olive.us
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3 comments so far
Good luck getting one. I ordered one an Opus No 4 a month ago. Two weeks ago I was told it would ship the first of May. Two weeks after that I was told the middle of June. Keep in mind when you order one online you are not told they are not shipping. I almost paid the extra $$$ to have it overnighted. No one has ever sent an email notifying me of a delay in production. The company is operating like a complete start up - no process - no quality.
I am an early adopter, but I will wait this one out - they are underwhelming as a company.
May 13th, 2008 at 8:03 pm
I agree, Good luck getting one. I have been waiting for seven months. I could have converted everyone one of my CD to Latin by now. It’s the same old line every time “two weeks”! I think I heard that in a movie once (The Money Pit).
June 26th, 2008 at 12:57 pm
and here I thought they were just ignoring me - - sent in an order in march (with credit card #), never heard back; sent two e-mails, never heard back; called and got trapped in voice mail. does this company actually exist?
July 18th, 2008 at 6:43 pm
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