
Sean unpacks some SLIMP3 players for his presentation.

An average-sized crowd made it out to UC Davis for the talk.

The insides of a SLIMP3 unit.

Kevin Murakoshi was the lucky winner of a SLIMP3 player in the raffle!

Sean begins his presentation.

A very small, set-top-box-sized Linux PC running the Open Source SLIMP3
server software. Connected to the player via Ethernet.

A SLIMP3 remote control.

They passed around a SLIMP3 board for people to look at, up close.

Controlling the SLIMP3, and its playlist, from a web browser.
(Part of the SLIMP3 server software.)

A bad photo of the SLIMP3 LED display.

Another font displayed by the SLIMP3.

We had to dim the lights for the best effect, of course. ;^)

Who's for a game of Tetris!?

We ordered pizza, which arrived during the talk, so we took an intermission.

Back to the SLIMP3 web interface.

The web interface is fully themeable/skinnable.

The SLIMP3 server can even stream MP3 audio to players like XMMS, shown here.

Another photo of XMMS streaming MP3s from the SLIMP3 software.