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DAL 150

Computer-To-Home-Audio Link (MP3)

Vendu à partir de 2001 jusqu’au 2003

Fait en:	China

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Computer System Requirements: PC with Pentium processor 200MHz or higher

Computer System Requirements: Available USB 1.0 or higher port

Computer System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 98SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system

Computer System Requirements: CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

Computer System Requirements: 32MB RAM

Computer System Requirements: 15MB of free hard-disk space

Maximum MP3 Compression Bit Rate: 320kb/sec* *Although the DAL 150 is compatible with MP3 files encoded @ bit rates up to 320kbps, due to the wide variety of MP3 encoders and hardware environments, it is possible that some files are incompatible with the DAL 150, even though they were encoded @ a lower bit rate.

Computer System Requirements: A/V receiver or processor with coaxial digital input and PCM or MP3 decoding capability

Power Supply: Via USB connection

Computer System Requirements: Windows Media Player 9 Series or earlier versions

MSRP U.S.: $149.95 each

Dimensions

Weight: 3 oz. (86g)

Dimensions (H x W x D): 7/8 inch x 3-3/4 inch x 2-5/8 inch 22mm x 95mm x 67mm

Computers have made it possible to gain access to an amazing library of digital music, but all too often the audio from many computers is something less than amazing. Harman Kardon's DAL 150 EzLink; lets you play MP3 files stored on your computer or streamed from the Internet through your home audio system. Installation is simple, using the included USB and coaxial digital audio cables. Make two connections, install the software and you're ready to go. EzLink connects to any digital A/V receiver with an S-P/DIF coaxial digital input; the music sounds even better on a Harman Kardon receiver with built-in MP3 decoding. Either way, MP3 files never sounded better than when they are heard through the power of a home theater system. EzLink makes it all possible.