ASUS u-Nedio: Internet radio without the PC
Edvarcl Heng | Mar 16, 2007
It may just look like a regular tabletop radio, but the u-Nedio takes Internet radio to another level. According to a ASUS spokesperson, the u-Nedio can currently connect to over 10,000 radio stations. It connects via Wi-Fi to 802.11b/g or through LAN itself. But while we were a tad disappointed to discover that it can't tune in to regular FM radio, the u-Nedio does double up as an alarm clock and syncs to Internet time. Additional stations can be added via url entry, but for technophobes, stations can also be added via a firmware update.
- WLAN security: WPA, WPA2-AES, 64/128-bit WEP
- MP3, WMA
- 5watt speakers
- 128 x 64 FSTN graphics display
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Elpiloto
Can anyone tell me where this product can be purchased? I can't find a source anywhere.
Feb 01, 2008 00:47