Compaq to switch on jukebox for MP3s, CDs

At the Consumer Electronics Show, which opens today in Las Vegas, Compaq (cpq) will show off a stereo jukebox for storing and playing digital music files such as MP3s. Although Compaq isn't the first company to jump on the digital music craze--Dell Computer (dell) and Gateway (gtw) released jukeboxes earlier this year--the Music Center improvises on the theme.

Written by ZDNET Editors, Contributor Jan. 5, 2001 at 4:00 p.m. PT

At the Consumer Electronics Show, which opens today in Las Vegas, Compaq (cpq) will show off a stereo jukebox for storing and playing digital music files such as MP3s. Although Compaq isn't the first company to jump on the digital music craze--Dell Computer (dell) and Gateway (gtw) released jukeboxes earlier this year--the Music Center improvises on the theme. Full story to follow. -- Joe Wilcox, Special to ZDNet

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Compaq to switch on jukebox for MP3s, CDs

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