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Roberts' Radio dishes out some 'Glow Time'
With a name like that, it better ruddy well not wake me up to Cyprus Hill at 7.30AM like last week. I’m expecting the soothing tones of Morrissey, instead.
With an easy-to-read full-screen blue…
DABagotchi – DAB meets Tamagotchi (in a soft toy)
How do you increase interest in a DAB radio? Easy – throw in an early 90s fan and an strange-looking soft toy to create the DABagotchi.
Tangent Cinque – wood-covered tabletop sound system
Not content with offering us the wood-clad internet radio, Tangent now has a wooden tabletop sound system – the Tangent Cinque.
Roberts Sound 37 DAB CD stereo clock radio with CD bookmarking
Roberts has temporarily ditched the retro looks and faux leather for something more modern and compact – the Roberts Sound 37 DAB CD stereo clock radio.
Boston Acoustics launches horizontal/vertical Solo XT DAB radio
Straight up or on its side – that’s the choice you have with the Boston Acoustics Solo XT DAB radio.
Roberts unveils MP-SOUND 41 DAB radio with EPG
Roberts has temporarily ditched the fake leather and 50s vibe for the MP-SOUND 41 DAB radio, which also throws in an EPG.
CES 2008: CUE Acoustics' iPod-dockin' HD radio
In this video, not only can you see Gemma’s accidentally-pervy camera-work aimed at my jubblies, you can also see me making a bit of a fool of myself by forgetting that in the US, HD radios are the equivalent of what us Brits call DAB radio.
We may not have HD radio…
Shiny Video Review: Intempo TRS-01 DAB Radio
Alex recently had a peek at this Intempo DAB radio and was shocked to discover, well, just how small and light it is. They’re…
Roberts saves the world with their eco-friendly Gemini 21 DAB radio
Mmm, tasty DAB radio. Have I turned 40 already, without me knowing?!
Yet another reason to love DAB radio, and likewise, Roberts, who churn out lush radios faster than it takes you to tune in to radio 4, their Gemini 21 is an eco-friendly alternative to the power-sapping products already…
Sony BMG joins the Cliq impulse buying radio/music/shop service
We mentioned Cliq a while back – it’s a fancy modern way you can buy songs as they play on the radio by pressing a button. It is the future of giving your money to major corporations.
Sony BMG wants in on the ground floor on this baby, announcing it’ll be letting users of the service to buy tunes from its catalogue. Cliq’s backer UBC Media is well happy…
