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Freecom to launch "cheap" MusicPal internet radio

Under £100

17 October 2007 14:39 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

Freecom is launching an internet radio and MP3 streaming device with speaker for under £100, which the company claims is the cheapest of its type.

The MusicPal offers an Ethernet port, or for those who prefer a little less cable spaghetti, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi supporting WPA and WPA2 encryption, rather than just WEP.

The system gives you a three watt speaker but you can hook it up to a larger system while the tuning and dialing to find you internet radio stations options is taken care of by VTuner.

The MusicPal only supports MP3 and Wav audio streams, but a firmware update, due before Crimble, will add the missing link for WMA and AAC streams.

The MusicPal will be available exclusively from PC World.

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Audio, Radios, Internet radios, Freecom, Wireless