* Enjoy the covers of each disc that sounds, full screen and in high resolution. * Visualizations: Up to 7 different models that follow the rhythm of the music, both from online stations and from the songs on your hard drive. Requirements: To ensure proper operation, Slacker Software Player requires that we have Internet connection and support for Flash, as well as Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player installed. This is a fancy term that basically says that the music offered is tailored to the tastes of the listener. Slacker hasn’t announced prices yet for the line of players nor the car dock, but we’re guessing they’ll be in line with popular MP3 players already on the market.You can free download Slacker Software Player and safe install the latest trial or new full version for Windows 10 (x32, 64 bit, 86) from the official site. The quality is about MP3 level, but much better than FM, and we didn’t experience any skipping or technical snags.
We’ve been listening to Slacker pretty much non-stop for the past day and love the song selection, channel choices and customization. The company says it can afford the price because it isn’t paying for a dedicated satellite, like the other two. If you want total control and no ads, that’ll cost $7.50 a month, well below the $12.95 Sirius and XM charge.
In the second half of the year, a car dock will go on sale that will receive updated radio information for the player via satellite signals.īecause the online service is free, there are commercials and you can’t skip more than six songs. Now, the cool thing for satellite radio subscribers is that Slacker will release an iPod-like device this summer that will let you take your favorites with you - it stores a certain number of songs on the player. Slacker, launched earlier this week, is a website where all you need is a browser to listen to dozens of stations playing everything from rock to comedy - all for free. Internet radio has been popular for a few years, and now it looks like one company is set to bring it to your car.
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