Blurb from manufacturer – “This Internet radio features an exclusive NPR menu that lets you easily find, search and bookmark NPR stations, podcasts and content, by topic or by program. It also lets you connect to more than 800 public radio Internet stations across the country plus 15,000 Internet stations worldwide. You can record and store two weeks of programming, tune in local HD streams (with a wireless modem), connect an MP3 player, use it for an alarm clock and hook it to your stereo system.”
Although of course, a lot of those functions are available on your computer too, but I have to say I do like the ability to record and store programming. Support your local NPR station by buying one from the Pretty Good Goods store.
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