Roberts WiFi radio and media player
Posted on Dec 3, 07 06:00 PM PDT

Roberts has launched its WiFi Internet Radio and Media Player that allows you to not only tune in to your favorite online radio stations, you can also view live programmes being broadcast from anywhere in the world. The "Listen Again" feature works great as it enables you to tune in to to previously broadcast BBC programmes at a time that suits you - perfect for folks who tend to work abnormal hours compared to the rest of the population. This WiFi Internet Radio and Media Player also features audio streaming from your PC to the unit itself as long as it is within a home WiFi connection. A single rotary dial in front gives you total control of the unit, or you can always settle for the remote control. This black finished Wi-Fi Internet Radio and Media Player retails for £199.99.
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By David Courtney-Jones , 26/12/07 9:02 AM (CommentID #406453)
This is a great radio. But it needs FM aswell in case your in areas where you cant get Wi-fi, also why dont Roberts make a Wi-Fi, fm and DAB radio all in one.!! that would address all problems.
I travel alot and bought a Roberts world radio, but cant get BBC Programes and difficulties getting world service, yet all the Wi-Fi ca get all of this, but if in the UK i could get all my radio channels on DAB, nad if abroad with no wi-fi i can get FM, it stands to reason that for people like me, wi-fi, dab and FM is a must in a radio together. Im all over the world and at time in remote sites, i rely on my radio for communications and foreign channels are rubbish, and world service is difficult to get.
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