Satechi INSP3 Wi-Fi Radio
Here’s a Wi-Fi radio that looks pretty weird, no thanks to its barrel shape. Known as the Satechi INSP3 Wi-fi radio, it is able to stream music from your favorite online station through any UPnP network device, where you can choose from Wi-Fi b/g or Ethernet connectivity. It works even without having a PC or Mac turned on, churning out audio via its two 8W stereo speakers. Alternatively, you can plug in a portable media player of your choice through line-in/line-out connections. Supported file formats include AAC, AIFF, AU, M4A, MP3, OGG, Real Audio, WAV and WMA (non-DRM), alongside an alarm clock and timer functionality. It is currently available for $99.99 a pop.
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