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Thanko’s second attempt at an USB Radio
Thanko has released info about their newest attempt at creating a USB Radio. As you can tell, this time around, they at least have a better looking design, with a sleek white finish. The USB AM/FM Radio is considerably larg as peripherals go, but the quality and performance prove to be worth the size. Its external antennae, which is visually much taller than the radio itself, should offer a far improved signal strength. The radio also allows you to record... Continue reading
Nintendo DS FM Radio Converter
The NDS Lite FM Radio Converter is a cool and compact Nintendo DS extension that adds FM radio to your gaming experience. Especially good for those moments where the game music is going to make your ears bleed. It’s easy to set up and has a blue-lit LCD screen built in to display the station number. The FM Conterter has a frequency range if 87.5mhz-108mhz so most stations anyone wants to tune into can be heard from the comfort of... Continue reading
Wind-up DAB Radio for digital sound through a disaster
Many people can’t live without their DAB radios to get them through the day. At some places of business, that’s about the only entertainment allowed, if you’re lucky. What happens for those who want to listen to a DAB radio without contributing the minuscule amounts of emission substances that a regular DAB radio puts out? That’s where the wind-up DAB radio, Devo, comes in. With 60 seconds of winding-up this gadget from Freeplay, you’ll get 3-5 minutes of DAB listening... Continue reading
