Best Intempo Digital Radio Reviews

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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

£130

18 December 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Intempo KTC-01 review

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£80

11 May 2005 by Ed Clarke

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3.0 stars out of 5

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4.0000 stars out of 5

Intempo TRS-01 review

The Intempo TRS-01 DAB radio is small and lightweight so it's easy to move around. It can be powered by four AA batteries, which last a good while, or through the mains. The TRS-01 is available in a variety of colours to suit all tastes and reception is great for such a small set Read more

£40

14 November 2007 by Frank Lewis

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Intempo BB-01 review

This £90 digital radio with integrated FM tuner and CD player looks like the perfect package, with everything you need for music on the move. But the vast expanse of white plastic looks and feels rather cheap, and the speakers deliver very muddy, indistinct sound Read more

£90

8 September 2005 by David Munn

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Intempo Fusion preview hands-on

The Intempo Fusion is a £99 DAB/FM-enabled iPod dock for the bedside, with a built-in sub woofer and portable design. It'll be on sale from mid October, but we got an exclusive pre-production model and got to test it out. It's definitely ideal for quiet bedroom listening, we found, as louder and heavier sounds weren't as good as softer ones Read more

10 October 2008 by Nate Lanxon