The Electric Jukebox: For music lovers who think Apple Music and Spotify are too expensive and too complicated<article>
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<p>Today, the British startup Electric Jukebox Company announced a new music player and service that it says will appeal to the 160 million people who
used to buy CDs, but who haven’t made the switch to streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify because those products and their hardware requirements are too complicated and too expensive. Stay with me. This gets even more interesting.</p><p>The Electric Jukebox is one part on-demand music-streaming service and two parts hardware: A dongle that you plug into your TV’s HDMI port, and a wand-like controller with a built-in motion sensor and microphone. Plug the dongle into your TV, and a simple home-screen appears with three icons: My Music, Discover, and Search. Using the wand to interact with the software and the mic to perform voice searches for your favorite artists, songs, and albums, you can sit in front of your TV and stream an unlimited number of tunes from the cloud.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2992127/home-players/the-electric-jukebox-is-for-music-lovers-who-think-apple-music-and-spotify-are-too-expensive-and-co.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The Electric Jukebox: For music lovers who think Apple Music and Spotify are too expensive and too complicated
