Roberts MP-Sound 41 Not a normal radio
Published by Tiago January 19th, 2008 in Gadgets, Audio, DAB.
Roberts Radio Company has just presented their newest digital radio named MP-Sound41. It can be considered an unusual device, due to the unusual features.
The feature list isn’t the only detail standing out, because the design is the other one - good silver color, nice handle, and an awesome (blue) display screen.
As for the special functions, the Electronic Programming Guide technology lets the owners set 12 different recording sessions, with 7 days in advance. Another option for the EPG technology, is to simply record the radio content into a (SD) memory card - in this case the limit is 8 hours.
You can also use the radio as an alarm clock, and by doing so there are 3 different alarm sounds: normal buzzer, radio, and a specific track on a SD card.
Mini-list of features:
- DAB wavebands
- Stereo playback of MP3/iPod via auxiliary input socket
- RDS station name display and scrolling text
Robers MP-Sound 41 Product Page
Via Pocket-Lint
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“Not a normal radio”
“It can be considered an unusual device, due to the unusual features”
I carefuly read the article and I must ask - what unusual features???!!!
Zero out of ten for this stupid article!
I’d say the Electronic Program Guide and the 12 alarm clocks, make the radio kind of unusual.