MP-Sound 41 portable digital radio

Posted in Radio, music by Conner Flynn on January 18th, 2008

MP-Sound 41 portable digital radio
Robert Radio announced the MP-Sound 41, a slick looking silver colored and compact portable digital radio with Electronic Programming Guide (EPG) technology. The Electronic Programming Guide lets you program the radio to record up to 12 of your favorite shows for up to a week in advance, so you won’t have to miss anything again. You can also use the EPG to store up to eight hours of recordings directly onto a SD memory card.

Some other features include a full screen display, easy “cassette key-style” navigation, which will give you pause, rewind, fast-forward, record and playback. You also get PausePlus, a clock function with up to 12 different alarms and a headphone jack.

You can get one for about $274 USD. Perfect for the radio enthusiast on the go, who needs to record everything and catch up later.

[RobertsRadio] VIA [Pocket-Lint]

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