Cambridge Audio’s NP30 Network Music Player scoops a coveted CES Innovations Award

The following release has been received from Cambridge Audio. The product has not been submitted by the manufacturers for eval. Reader comments are welcomed.

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	Dear Karl, Another key Cambridge Audio launch for 2011 has just scooped a coveted CES Innovations Award.  The NP30 unleashes the potential of digital music stored on computers and home networks delivering premium quality 24-bit playback through any hi-fi or home entertainment system. In addition, the NP30 offers fast and easy access to a range of streaming music services and over 20,000 Internet radio stations via its in-built UuVol Radio internet portal.  Digital music collections • Share music across the home from PCs, laptops, Macs or network storage devices in radically enhanced quality • "Better than CD" 24-bit/96kHz studio quality playback of 24-bit WAV or FLAC downloads Music streaming services • Experience the world's best streaming services in premium quality  Internet radio • Fast, easy access to over 20,000 internet radio stations, Podcasts and "listen again" shows 24-7! • Search by genre, country, language or quality Usability and set-up simplicity  • Experience the power of UuVol Remote App for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch   • Wired or wireless connection to any home network  Further establishing Cambridge Audio's reputation as one of the most progressive specialist hi-fi manufacturers, the NP30 is the first in a range of network music players and we're delighted to have been recognised with this excellent award.  You can read all about the NP30 by downloading the full press release and hi-res images www.cambridgeaudio.com/press Username - CES2011 Password – Showtime  Simon Hewitt Director of Marketing and Press Relations Cell +44 7974 227574