Cambridge Audio have been lurking in the streamer business for years but have been hard pressed show any appearance on the shop shelves. Now it looks as if they are finally getting to a shop near me with their recently announced Sonata NP30 Network Music Player. The apparatus is neatly designed yet slightly on the conservative side of the front panel fence.
On the spec side the player offers 24-bit/96KHz playback of Flac and other formats through its Wolfson DAC, streaming from a variety of sources – wired and not.
As with everything else on this planet, the device can be remote controlled from the ever present iPad/iPod/iPhone.
The Cambridge Audio DacMagic has existed for a couple of years but has now had a sort of re-debut at 
The Azur 640H carries most of its weight in its ability not only to play CDs but also 
Big brother Azur 740H adds a bigger disk, 
CD drive
Wifi
Flac audio
Digital IO
Ogg-Vorbis
uPnP support
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