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Each system came with an RF remote and the system could expand up to one other room with A/B or Zone 2 technology. The Lifestyle 50 was Bose's only system that had 4 zone technology and came with a touch screen RF remote.
Each system came with an RF remote and the system could expand up to one other room with A/B or Zone 2 technology. The Lifestyle 50 was Bose's only system that had 4 zone technology and came with a touch screen RF remote.
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==DVD Based Lifestyle Systems==
==DVD Based Lifestyle Systems==
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The Lifestyle 48 & 38 systems have intelligent music storage capabilities. The 48 has the ability to store 340 hours of music and the 38 able to store 200 hours. Their uMusic technology is called ''an intelligent playback system'' because it ranks the music stored on the system by ones listing habits (similar to a TiVo). This is influenced by utilising the +/- buttons on the remote, or just by skipping and listening to tracks stored on the system. UMusic also makes connections between different artists using a built in database called the AllMusic Guide, whether by mood, instrument or artists's collaborations. Through these steps it learns ones musical tastes quickly, and chooses music accordingly.<ref>[http://www.bose.com/flash/flash_shell/02_initialuMusic-ABU/flashMediaPlayer.html]</ref>
The Lifestyle 48 & 38 systems have intelligent music storage capabilities. The 48 has the ability to store 340 hours of music and the 38 able to store 200 hours. Their uMusic technology is called ''an intelligent playback system'' because it ranks the music stored on the system by ones listing habits (similar to a TiVo). This is influenced by utilising the +/- buttons on the remote, or just by skipping and listening to tracks stored on the system. UMusic also makes connections between different artists using a built in database called the AllMusic Guide, whether by mood, instrument or artists's collaborations. Through these steps it learns ones musical tastes quickly, and chooses music accordingly.<ref>[http://www.bose.com/flash/flash_shell/02_initialuMusic-ABU/flashMediaPlayer.html]</ref>
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==Lifestyle V-Class==
==Lifestyle V-Class==
