3 September 2005 10:50 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Blaupunkt has launched a new digital radio car stereo at IFA 2005 that allows you to record directly to SD Card.The new model, called the Nashville DAB35 is a fully integrated, in-car DAB digital radio with FM/AM tuner, CD player (compatible with CD-R and CD-RW) and MP3 player.
The Nashville's integrated timer can be set to record digital radio programmes like a VCR, and you don't need to retune: the TravelStore feature enables you to store all available DAB stations at one point of selection alphabetically.
The Nashville has 4 x 45 Watts of max power, a flip release panel for effective theft protection and an equalizer that can be finely tuned using a laptop computer.
The Nashville DAB35 will be available from all Blaupunkt dealers from the end of July and will retail at £299.99. Car And GPS, Car gadgets, Blaupunkt, IFA2005, DAB Radios


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