From The Sun online: “If 2007 was the year DAB radios took off, then 2008 is going to be all about the Internet radio…

“Intempo’s addition to the fold is called Daisy,…

“It has a rechargeable battery capable of 20 hours of play and there is also a normal FM band for when you don’t have WiFi broadband to hand.

“Yes, it looks nice with the curve design, there’s also touch-sensitive slider controls for selecting stations…

“And because it’s portable, it can go anywhere with you and now WiFi is becoming more common, it makes using it out and about town, even easier.

“Out in April, it’ll cost about $293.”

Read the entire article at The Sun online.

Comment

1. the link to the article is not working – can’t find it. as usual i bet this one doesn’t work with proxies! when are people gonna learn proxies are the future for all wifi hubs? if you want internet rdio to work, deal with the proxy issue.

   — bree · Jan 14, 10:40 PM · #

2. it looks good

   — West Hampstead Estate Agents · Feb 16, 08:43 PM · #

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