radios

A Sleek Clock Radio For Rocking Out To Top 40 Hits

Maybe you’re old fashioned and you just want to listen to the radio sometimes. Here’s Lexon Design’s Modern Titanium clock to satisfy your old school desires.


Lexon’s Flow Is So Beautiful You’ll Forgive It For Being Just A Radio

With an endless supply of streaming media at our fingertips, who in their right mind would spend money on a radio these days? That’s probably the same question Lexon’s designers were asking themselves, just before they came up with the stunning design for the company’s Flow FM radio.


Muji’s Minimalist Bluetooth Speaker Will Disappear Into Your Walls

It borrows its design from the Japanese company’s popular wall-hanging CD player, but Muji’s new mountable Bluetooth speaker is far more useful in this day and age. It’s a lot cheaper too, coming in at around $US95.


Fit This Radio Into Your Classic Caddy, Play It With Your Smartphone

You have a vintage car, but you have normal ears and want a sound system that’s up with the times. RetroSound’s new classically styled Model Two in-dash radio runs like a new-fangled modern setup because it is a new-fangled modern setup, with Bluetooth and all.


This Adorable Radio Will Brighten Up Any Room

Design is often about simplicity — and this little radio has that in spades. The brainchild of designer Ionna Vautrin, it blends old and new to create an adorable little gadget that would brighten up any room.


Griffin’s iTrip Auto Transmitter Now Streams Harman Aha Content

Drivers stuck with just an FM radio in their rides can now access Harman’s Aha streaming content through Griffin’s iTrip Auto transmitter. The service, which includes over 30,000 stations covering everything from music, to news, to audiobooks, has typically only been available in new vehicles or aftermarket in-dash stereos.


Would You Pay 300 Bucks For A Radio?

Geneva, maker of very pretty but expensive rectangles that pump out sweet sound, has a radio that costs 300 bucks. To be fair, the Geneva WorldRadio is a little more than just a radio, it has a Bluetooth receiver, touch controls, alarm cock and a headphone jack (along with its FM tuner).


Hacking A Single Radio System To Work With Wi-Fi, 3G And Bluetooth

Zap-happy channel-surfers could soon control a lot more than the TV from their remotes. Michael Ossmann, co-founder of Great Scott Gadgets, is developing HackRF, a software-defined radio (SDR) that lets you switch between radio frequencies on the fly.


Tune In Tokyo-Style With This Vintage Space Age Tube Radio

This vintage Japanese Space Age radio, for all its clean lines and stylish details, might seem limited today. The thing is, it only gets AM stations. But you could say it just has firm roots in its late-1950s origins — FM, you know, didn’t take off until the 1960s.


This Beautiful 1980s Radio Looked Vintage Before ‘Vintage’ Was A Thing

Take one look at this old teak and leather-clad Roberts radio, and you’ll swear it dates to the 1950s. But this UK-made Rolls Royce of radios comes straight from the polyester 1980s. The Roberts R900 is quite possibly the last great radio made before video killed the radio star.


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