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List Price:
$49.99
Our Price:
$24.95
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Company:
Aluratek
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Description
If you use broadband (DSL or Cable) Internet access, your PC can be a super-sensitive radio. The USB Internet Radio Jukebox allows you to easily access more than 13,000 radio stations in over 150 countries around the world with no monthly fees. Simply insert the USB Internet Radio Jukebox into your computer's USB port and you have a world of entertainment at your fingertips via Aluratek's Internet media player. You can search for music geographically by continent/country/state or by the more than 50 different available genres including a wealth of news and sports radio stations broadcast throughout the world. Once you find a favorite station whether it is from your local country or while visiting other countries around the world, simply add it to your favorites folder. You can also search for the top ten radio stations in each country or by each genre and cast your own vote for each channel. No software installation is required making this truly plug-n-play experience. Let the fun begin! No monthly cost. Compatible with Windows 2000, XP and Vista.
Customer reviews for 'Aluratek AIRJ01F USB Internet Radio Jukebox (Black)'
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Fun to Explore the Worlds's radio stations
So simple it couldn't be easier to use. The ability to find stations in all corners of the world makes this a learning experience as well as entertaining. If you remember the old shortwave sets and how unreliable they were, this is the updated version that will be enjoyable for everyone.
[Tuesday, January 06, 2009]
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Very Disappointed
This was a Christmas present for my husband, so was very disappointed when he tried it and nothing happened. So now I have to call the manufacturer to have it replaced. I would not advise to buy.
[Sunday, December 28, 2008]
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No longer at the mercy of my browser
At first, I didn't think it made sense to pay for something that I can get for free, since you can listen to most if not all of these stations via your browser. There are two things I see as reasons to pay for this. First, all the stations are nicely categorized and easily accessible via this device. Second, and most important, whenever my browser crashes or freezes up, the music keeps playing since I am not accessing the music via my web browser. That happened twice today.
I have Vista and this works fine. You have to deal with Vista's nanny-like security features, but that is not unique to this product.
[Saturday, December 27, 2008]
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