Tools for the Radio Junkie
Friday, July 22, 2005
1) Adam Balkin, NY1 News Technology Correspondent
Soniqcast Aerio2
The Aerio2 is an audio player device much like the iPod, but it refreshes its content via Wi-Fi technology and can transmit to any FM radio.
> Price: $299
» More information
Torian Portable Internet Radio
Torian, an Australian company, has developed a product that allows you to take your favorite Internet radio station with you. InFusion is billed as the first compact portable Internet radio, and it operates in the presence of a wireless hotspot.
> Estimated price tag: in $180-200 range
» More information
XM2Go / XAct ReGo XTR5
A portable, Walkman-style satellite radio receiver and digital music player, there are two varieties: the XM2GO, for subscribers to XM satellite radio, and the XAct ReGo, for subscribers to Sirius satellite radio. Perhaps the ultimate accessory for the Satellite Radio junkie.
> Price: $217 for the XM2Go
» More information
TK for Xact ReGo XTR5
» Specs on the XAct ReGo
Soniqcast Aerio2
The Aerio2 is an audio player device much like the iPod, but it refreshes its content via Wi-Fi technology and can transmit to any FM radio.
> Price: $299
» More information
Torian Portable Internet Radio
Torian, an Australian company, has developed a product that allows you to take your favorite Internet radio station with you. InFusion is billed as the first compact portable Internet radio, and it operates in the presence of a wireless hotspot.
> Estimated price tag: in $180-200 range
» More information
XM2Go / XAct ReGo XTR5
A portable, Walkman-style satellite radio receiver and digital music player, there are two varieties: the XM2GO, for subscribers to XM satellite radio, and the XAct ReGo, for subscribers to Sirius satellite radio. Perhaps the ultimate accessory for the Satellite Radio junkie.
> Price: $217 for the XM2Go
» More information
TK for Xact ReGo XTR5
» Specs on the XAct ReGo
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