Win a Pure One Elite DAB radio

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• DAB radio is something I was thinking about of trying before getting.
  What better way to try and getting it for free.
  I will be look forward to the end of this competition.
  I wish al other competitors the best but not to win ;-) Posted by PrinceR, Netherlands
• DAB in he Netherlands is no where near as fara dvanced as in the UK - with KPN providing mainly simulacasts (of your FM services) on the single National Multiplex. Additionaly, there are few opportunities to experience the numerous Data services that are making their way onto the UK's large nuber of Local, Regional an National Multiplexes
  
  The UK's range of Unnique to Digital services combined with the new Data Based services (including EPG, Slide Show etc) and the higher "in building" availability of the Signal, make the UK the ideal location for experiencing what has to bee seen as the only sensible future of Radio - and even of Mobile Television vwith the associated T-DMB technology.
  
  Posted by Tony Orwin, United Kingdom
• So, Take a little bit of Tivo.. a bit of Radio.. strap it together and presto.. DAB radio.. not bad .. Radio isn't quite dead yet... ;-) Posted by vuong pham, USA
• keep it in the house-dib dib DAB Posted by Keith Boyle, England
• The DAB i have now is crap. I though DAB was cool; hopefully pocket lint can restore my faith in DAB. But yeah since moving to leicester i cant listen to london stations and always have to use the net which is not fun. Help me out please....... Posted by Rakesh Bangerd, UK
• Millions of years BC (before clarity) I was a bad listener with no patience for chasing the frequencies of antediluvian radios..it was a primordial soup of noise. DAB has brought wireless into the 21st century and made me a good listener. Posted by Yvonne Rautenbach, UK
• I have already a Humax PVR for my Freeview set-up. Unfortunately I am in a very poor reception area. Therefore I need to seriously think of Freesat. I would certainly buy another Humax product because the PVR9200T that I own, is amazing value for money. An extremely well made piece of technology. The fact that they are bringing out a PVR for Freesat is great news. But, in agreement with other comments, surely it should be priced alongside the Freeview recorder.
  I might have to hang back a while and see where the price goes. Maybe a Freesat supplier will offer it on conjunction on a 'Special Deal'. Posted by Brian Sigsworth, United Kingdom
• With a DAB radio from PURE .
  There is so much that it can do.
  You can read the display screen, for the name of every song.
  And find out what radio station your on.
  And the quality of sound will blow your mind away.
  Its a radio that will bring pleasure every single day.
  
  Posted by miranda whittingham , England
• Sounds like a fantastic prize! Posted by LJG, England, UK
• The beech ones match my kitchen units and my Border Terrier (o: Posted by Yvonne Rautenbach, UK
• DAB The clearest , purest way to listen to music on your radio. Posted by JOHN EARL, UNITED KINGDOM-
• Where I live in Hull, East Yorkshire I can tune in most stations. It's lovely to be able to see the information of tracks band/artist & tune being played or on Classic FM the composers name and the piece being layed. Top marks to the inventor/s of the system, so easy to tune and the near CD sound quality makes listening a pleasure. Posted by Neville Blythe, United Kingdom
• I think radio flyer is one of the best fantastic greatest intensifying incredible realistic amazing spectacular films ever to be broadcasted. Posted by zuber ahmed, england
• I have been researching the market for a good allround DAB, ideally with an alarm sleep and good quality sound. What is interesting in the DAB published opinions is the thought of DAB becoming the next "Beta" product on the market.
  
  This may be true however at the moment the market is growing and radios are selling and if, even for a short time, if DAB crashes, the DAB provides great clear listening and is worth the investment.
  I imagine in smaller audiences like in the country, away from cities, the DAB reception would be limited. However this is my personal thought.
  
  Who knows where the DAB market is taking us however it is great for marketing statistcs and such. What will be next?
  Regards,
  Scott. Posted by Scott, England
• Just came across this article which was written almost 10 years ago now - I can say that I've been very happy with DAB radios over the years and they really have enhanced the way in which I listen to the radio - especially the ability to pause, record, and rewind live radio! The prices of many radios are also quite affordable now and there are some great looking designs around! I've got a website on DAB radios called Digital Pure Radio - please check it out if you get a chance - I'd love your feedback on it. Posted by Peter James, UK
• Apologies - I didn't include the URL to my site above: http://www.digitalpureradio.com/ Posted by Peter James, UK
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