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PURE Digital Sonus-1XT review
PURE Digital's Sonus-1XT is a digital radio that talks, not just in the way that all radios talk, but also to provide information about its settings and functions. You can tap it to find out the time or use the voice prompts to tune it with your eyes closed Read more
11 May 2005 by Mary Lojkine
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Denon TU-1800DAB review
Denon has done its best to make DAB an acceptable addition to the hi-fi separates system, but the medium's quality just isn't up to scratch at the moment. This is the best we've ever heard DAB sound -- but it's still nowhere near as good as a CD Read more
2 December 2005 by Chris Stevens
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Roberts Gemini 10 review
There's always been an odd appeal in fitting old devices with cutting edge electronics. It seems that while we enjoy the clarity and convenience of digital gadgets, we sometimes miss the warmth and character of our old analogue friends Read more
11 May 2005 by Chris Stevens
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PURE Digital Evoke-1S review
The PURE Digital Evoke-1S is an afforable and attractive portable DAB radio. You can set up to 30 DAB and FM stations and multiple alarms, too. Navigating stations is easy, and finding your favourite takes no time at all. If you're just getting into DAB, this would be a great starter choice Read more
4 October 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Arcam DiVA DT-91 review
Arcam has a fiercely earned reputation for high-end stereo equipment aimed at those who would happily describe themselves as audiophiles. The DT-91 is a well-built separates unit with both analogue and digital audio outputs, and if you can cope with DAB's low bit rate, is an option well worth considering Read more
12 June 2006 by Chris Stevens
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PURE Digital Chronos II review
PURE Digital's Chronos II is an excellent DAB radio and alarm clock. Its looks maybe simple, but it's very easy to use and a doddle to set up too. Sound quality is good and you should have no problem picking up the major DAB stations in your area Read more
4 December 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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PURE Digital Oasis review
A romper-stomping, reinforced-metal, panic room of a digital radio, the PURE Oasis is perfect for those who work outdoors -- it's water and dust resistant and the battery lasts for a mammoth 15 hours. A hefty investment, the Oasis will provide great-quality radio for years Read more
8 November 2005 by Chris Stevens
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Sony ST-SDB900 review
Sony has delivered a strong offering to the entry-level hi-fi enthusiast. At this price, the ST-SDB900 is an exceptionally capable tuner, with ease of set-up and sound quality at the head of its list of attributes. The currently low bit rate of UK DAB broadcasts hinders its performance, though Read more
9 March 2006 by Chris Stevens
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Intempo RDI review
The iPod doesn't have a radio, let alone DAB, so an iPod speaker system with a digital radio built in has to be a good idea -- Intempo's RDI docking system is that good idea, and it offers a sleek design, good reception and impressive sound quality for the price Read more
18 December 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Freeplay Devo review
An ingenious, robust little gadget, the Freeplay Devo is an FM and DAB radio that, unusually, runs off a winding mechanism. It doesn't give much DAB for a minute's wind, but the FM will last a good hour, and it makes you feel very righteous Read more
23 November 2005 by Chris Stevens
