How to Stream iTunes Music Wirelessly to Your Stereo

http://go.tagjag.com/sbwireless - Did you see that packet of information fly by? It came from my wireless network here in my home. Even though you cannot see your wireless network, it's still there. Sometimes, we need to transmit data wirelessly, such as music. If we want to do this with iTunes to send it to our speakers across the room - we can do that! It's easy to do with Creative's SoundBlaster Wireless! http://geeks.pirillo.com - http://chris.pirillo.com

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[Imapcaddict]

OW!!!!!.....I just got hit in the face by a wireless packet .... They hurt!!!

[anthrax255]

Lol this guy is cool he reminds me of guy off " Honey I Shrunk The kids"

[screen2222]

@Titurel yes si point

[caponsacchi]

Now we know what Eugene Levy's off-spring looks (or would have looked) like. All this dude requires is a Christopher Guest, Fred Willard, or Eugene himself to script him.

[Titurel]

SHUT UP and get to the point. Turd.

[krakatoa16]

NEEEERDgasm!

[flowerlandfilms]

...the creative robot would approve...

[SocialMediaSocialist]

if you want to be locked in to only iTunes, true. But SB wireless allows you to listen to anything, iTunes, streaming audio, YouTube- you name it.

[SocialMediaSocialist]

100 foot radius or 30 meters, depending on which country is measuring. ;)

[SocialMediaSocialist]

Apple airport only streams iTunes and nothing but iTunes. Sound Blaster for wireless can transmit any song, be it through iTunes, through Pandora, through YouTube -- whatever you want to listen to, you can. No restraints.

[DanWantsTech]

But Chris Pirillo can see wireless networks!