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Sonos unveils new Music System controller, software
Macworld — by Dan Frakes , Macworld.com Sonos announced Monday the Sonos Controller 200 , a complete overhaul of the company's wireless controller for its Multi-Room Music System . Whereas the original Controller 100 (CR100) provided an LCD display with an iPod-Click-Wheel-like interface, the Controller 200 (CR200) uses a 3.5-inch, full-color, VGA touchscreen display similar to the one on the iPhone and iPod touch. In fact, the Controller 200's interface is closely related to that of the Sonos Controller for iPhone application. The company told Macworld ...

Review: Sonos Controller 200 (CR200)
Macworld — ... thanks to the iPhone app’s touchscreen interface and built-in virtual keyboard. (The CR100 uses a scroll-wheel/button arrangement, which makes entering text a little clumsy.) The existence of that app basically torpedoed the CR100. After all, why pungle up a buck-short-of-$400 when, for $229, you could control your Sonos system with an iPod touch that just happens to also be an iPod touch? But the hardware controller is not dead to Sonos, as evidenced by the recently released $349 Controller 200 (CR200) . The form Slightly larger than a deck of cards at 4.5 inches tall, 2.9 ...

Sonos remote for iPhone and iPod touch does it all
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Audio, Multimedia, iPhone, App Store, iPod touch, App Review, MusicIf you're lucky enough to have a Sonos music system in the house, you've got lots of music everywhere. The Sonos is a deluxe, wireless distribution system that integrates beautifully with iTunes, and can get your music, Sirius Radio and Pandora, Last.fm, Napster, Rhapsody and Deezer to any room where you have a Sonos Zone player. It can also access more than 15,000 internet radio stations. Subscriptions are required for some of these services. It's an ...