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PURE Digital will display the new PURE DMX-25 DAB Micro System at the Bristol Sound and Vision show taking place between February 23rd and 25th. The DMX-25 comes with advanced connectivity options with two auxiliary inputs for your iPod, MiniDisc, or MP3 player. The DMX-25 also enables the playback of MP3 and WMA files from a portable USB drive, SD cards, and CD’s. The rosewood made speakers contains 4″ mid-range drivers, 1.5″ tweeters and custom fine tuned crossovers for a crisp treble and rich bass sound unheard from other DAB systems. The DMX-25 also has a sleep timer, which has an option of music or tone alarm sounds, and comes with a easy to read display and fully functioning remote. Sounds like a good little unit and for a reasonable price of £129.99 which will ship in April 2007. — Andrew Dobrow

Pure Digital DMX-25 Digital Audio Hi-Fi System [Fareastgizmos]

Pure’s new Move is a palm-sized DAB digital and FM radio that is only 15cm x 8.5cm x 2.7cm. This baby will last a long time — 40 hours — before you are required to recharge it, and then once it needs recharging, you can use the built-in ChargePAK battery pack. Now that right there is a nice little invention; maybe Apple should take note. If you’re not holding the Move (not THE moves, just the Move) you can stand it up with its stand and rock out all day. This isn’t just a basic DAB/FM radio, for you can control DAB scrolling text. Not only that, but you also get 20 presets, an mp3 player input, and a mini USB connection (Pure is thinking ahead). One more cool feature they brag about is that you can hook your heaphone out to a hi-fi system and use that as a DAB tuner; great success! At around $120, it would probably just be better keeping your iPod. — Nick Rice

Pure Move [via Tech Digest]