Satellite Radio Portable
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Satellite Radio Portable
From our morning paper: "XM Satellite Radio said Tuesday it will sell a portable radio with a built-in antenna that can record up to five hours of satellite programming. The 7.3 ounce device will act as a TiVo for satellite radio, letting users record one station while they listen to another, or record a station when they are not using the radio at all.
Users will not be able to download music from other sources. The $350 radio, which will be available in early December, will have headphones and a remote control and come with kits to adapt it for car and home use."
Sounds like just the ticket for my needs 'cause I don't want the "wart" on the roof of my car. . .if I ever get it, that is.
FWIW. . .
Users will not be able to download music from other sources. The $350 radio, which will be available in early December, will have headphones and a remote control and come with kits to adapt it for car and home use."
Sounds like just the ticket for my needs 'cause I don't want the "wart" on the roof of my car. . .if I ever get it, that is.
FWIW. . .
Last edited by jackcasa; 10-27-2004 at 06:21 PM.
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Originally Posted by jackcasa
The $350 radio, which will be available in early December, will have headphones and a remote control and come with kits to adapt it for car and home use."
Sounds like just the ticket for my needs 'cause I don't want the "wart" on the roof of my car. . .if I ever get it, that is.
FWIW. . .
Sounds like just the ticket for my needs 'cause I don't want the "wart" on the roof of my car. . .if I ever get it, that is.
FWIW. . .
Just kidding. That price is only $25 more than the C6 option. Wonder if it will be easily moved from home to car and vice versa? Sounds like you would probably record at home and play in the car if you didn't want the "wart".
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Originally Posted by RedC6Coupe
Guess you must not have heard: XM radio sales have been so slow, they're requiring them for all C6s built after November 1, 2004.
Just kidding. That price is only $25 more than the C6 option. Wonder if it will be easily moved from home to car and vice versa? Sounds like you would probably record at home and play in the car if you didn't want the "wart".
Just kidding. That price is only $25 more than the C6 option. Wonder if it will be easily moved from home to car and vice versa? Sounds like you would probably record at home and play in the car if you didn't want the "wart".