I've been waiting to see Internet household items, like this radio, to appear.
Freecom MusicPal is a wireless digital Internet radio and MP3 player.
Features:
• Wireless digital internet radio and MP3 player
• Plays internet radio without the use of a computer
• Streams MP3 music from your computer or network
• Installs in seconds, easy to set up
• Supports over 5,000 radio stations
• Supports MP3 and WAV
• Alarm clock functionality
• Live RSS feeds / Blog feeds in display
• Built-in speaker and WLAN antenna
• Stereo audio out to connect to HiFi/Amplifier set
• Line out to connect to headphones or active speakers
One of the features not listed, is it runs on a Linux 2.6 kernel.
It runs 129.00 EU (about 187$ CAD). Preorders are available now, it ships in August.
More info and pictures are available here.
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2 comments:
There is no need to wait for such a device ... there have been quite a few released. See http://www.reciva.com for models based on their implementation (also running Linux). First shipments were early 2006 I think.
In Feb 2007 they reported over 50,000 units shipped.
Hey Paul,
Thanks for the information.
Yeah, your right.. there are a couple of nice devices there!
Now when's the internet toaster going to become main stream ;-)
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