gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:10
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Terratec Noxon iRadio is an iRadio unit that can read the following file formats: MP3, ID3 V1.0/V2.0, AAC+, WAV, WMA-9 and Internet radio. Its measurements are 215 mm x 120 mm x 110 mm, and weigh about 1 kg. The whole package includes the following con...
Another day, another iPod dock. Except this one's an Internet radio and streamer as well. Plop your 'Pod in the slot and you get to browse its songs, albums, artists and playlists on the iRadio's LCD screen. Sound from the single speaker is a...
At first glance, you'd think this was about as imaginative as a man who's been sucked through an imagination-sucking machine. That's a round about way of saying it's bland. Getting Internet radio access via Ethernet or Wi-Fi is pretty simp...
The iRadio for iPod does a lot of things well, but its digital file compatibility is dodgy and sound quality could be better.Terratec Noxon iRadio is tagged with Terratec, white, streamer, iPod and FM radio. Select a tag (Terratec, for example) to find...
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If you like features and functions, then the Terratec Noxon iRadio might just be up your street – jam-packed as it is with surely almost everything you could wish for in what is a portable radio at heart. It's mains-powered only, so it's only so portab...
Bags of features and functions, simple to use, crisp treble and decent detail...
Lacks punch and dynamics, small sounding, lacklustre styling...
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webuser.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:10
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The Terratec device uses its own software rather than Recivas and has around half the stations as a result, though we struggled to find anything mainstream that was missing. On the downside, theres no Listen Again service for the BBC stations and the buil...
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Only using Wi-Fi to surf the net on your laptop while watching TV is like buying a 4x4 then just taking your kids to school and back. In other words, laughable.So were in fits of giggles after trying out Terratecs iRadio. The clever placing of i do...
Easy to use, Innovative...
LCD screen can be hard to read, Clogs bandwidth...
Only using Wi-Fi to surf the net on your laptop while watching TV is like buying a 4x4 then just taking your kids to school and back. In other words, laughable.So were in fits of giggles after trying out Terratecs iRadio. The clever placing of i do...
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Will this replace your FM radio?...
Retro styling, performance, WPA security support...
Retro styling, price...
You’ll either love or hate the styling, but most people will not be arguing about that huge price tag...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:11
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This network music player tunes to over 2,500 internet radio stations and podcasts through your broadband router, and streams music files from your PC. Joining a WPA-encrypted network is straightforward, but password-entry requires the remote. You c...
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Ideal for streaming music wirelessly or listening to internet radio, but the iRadio suffers from a few design niggles. There are many audio-streaming devices to choose from, but few have integrated speakers. Terratecs iRadio is based around the Noxon...
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Britain is a witheringly depressing place in the depths of winter. It gets dark at about two in the afternoon, and cold rain lashes our weary heads on the way home. But Noxon has an answer; a small, shiny device that might just brighten up our days. Th...
Can get music from around the world...
Not hugely useful, Looks plasticky...
Britain is a witheringly depressing place in the depths of winter. It gets dark at about two in the afternoon, and cold rain lashes our weary heads on the way home. But Noxon has an answer; a small, shiny device that might just brighten up our days. Th...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:11
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old-style Internet radio player: TerraTecs Noxon iRadio has a front face that doesnt, at first glance, give too much of the game away. With a minimal number of front-mounted controls and a design that harks back to the look of...
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Despite the clever and thoroughly modern technology lurking inside, Terratecs Noxon internet radio has been styled with one eye firmly on the past. And it manages to nail the retro look, fusing clean lines with an old-fashioned wireless layout. Int...
Were happy to recommend the Terratec Noxon iRadio, a neat and compact music-streaming and internet radio device rolled into one. Its incredibly easy to get up and running and a pleasure to use. The only potential problem will be deciding what to lis...
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Ideal for streaming music wirelessly or listening to Internet radio, but the iRadio suffers from a few design niggles.
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Were happy to recommend the Terratec Noxon iRadio, a neat and compact music-streaming and Internet radio device rolled into one. Its incredibly easy to get up and running and a pleasure to use. The only potential problem will be deciding what to list...
Easy to use, deep and clear sound, Ethernet and Wi-Fi...
Doesnt have a USB port The Final Word Were happy to recommend the Terratec Noxon iRadio, a neat and compact music-streaming and Internet radio device rolled into one. Its incredibly easy to get up and running and a pleasure to use. The only potentia...
Were happy to recommend the Terratec Noxon iRadio, a neat and compact music-streaming and Internet radio device rolled into one. Its incredibly easy to get up and running and a pleasure to use. The only potential problem will be deciding what to list...
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madshrimps.be Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:10
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TerraTec is a name known to many for their soundcard series which offered a quality alternative to Creative’s offering. As the market evolves and separate soundcards are becoming less popular TerraTec decides to expand their product line-up, com...
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homecinemachoice.com Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:10
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I confess, I’m preaching the dream but up until a month ago I wasn’t living it. The dream is, of course, distributed audio: I’m a huge fan of keeping all your music digitally on some server in your house, and streaming it wirelessly to w...
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v3.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 09:25:11
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Listen to live internet stations and podcasts away from your PC...
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