The First Portable Internet Radio

Check out this first low power portable Internet FM radio from Intempo. Daisy supports all Internet radio formats, like Real and Windows Media, and can access more than 6,000 Internet radio station. Music can be selected by genre or by country and, using an Internet connection, FM stations can be tuned in too.

 

Katie Richards, marketing manager at Intempo said:

“Internet radio has rapidly progressed from tuning in on your PC to more recognisable standalone receivers such as Intempo’s GX-01 which launched in 2007. We have now taken this one step further with Daisy. At last people can buy a gorgeous truly portable radio which will let you listen to music and news from anywhere in the world, wherever you are.”

Available in  April 2008 for $300 about £150

Via Gizmodo 

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