I'm a developer at ZapMedia and we've already started discussing new features for the up coming software update. I can't make any promises right now but Ogg Vorbis is on the table.
Thanks for asking;) We just finished production of our first run and our online store will be up by the end of next week. I'm a developer at Zap so I'm a little biased. The specs are online here but some of the specs are now out of date (we use a 800 MHz Celeron, 24-bit audio, and no modem). We still have the old website up (which sucks) but that will be changing next week too. The OS is, of course, linux 2.4.x and we'll be sending one to Rob to review if he's interested.
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It's running Linux (2.4.x kernel) but we haven't been trying to keep it secret ;) Embedded Linux Journal talked about us here.
I'm a developer at ZapMedia and we've already started discussing new features for the up coming software update. I can't make any promises right now but Ogg Vorbis is on the table.
The ZapStation supports both Dolby Digital and DTS.
Thanks for asking ;) We just finished production of our first run and our online store will be up by the end of next week. I'm a developer at Zap so I'm a little biased. The specs are online here but some of the specs are now out of date (we use a 800 MHz Celeron, 24-bit audio, and no modem). We still have the old website up (which sucks) but that will be changing next week too. The OS is, of course, linux 2.4.x and we'll be sending one to Rob to review if he's interested.