Pure One Flow offers internet radio for less than £100

Access to the Lounge and FlowSongs too

Pure One Flow offers internet radio for less than £100

30 November 2010 14:04 GMT / By Paul Lamkin

Pure has announced the arrival of the fifth member of the One family, the Pure One Flow, which brings along web connectivity with a fairly cheap price-tag.

Costing a penny less than £100, the Pure Flow One has access to internet radio, and all the goodies that that entails (listen again, podcasts and so forth) as well as throwing in Pure's own web-enabled features such as the Lounge and FlowSongs.

The radio has a classic portable look, housed in a black satin case with chrome dials, and there's a home button too for easy access.

It offers DAB and FM radio as well as all the web has to offer, has an aux-in for your MP3 player, is compatible with Pure's ChargePAK and there's 40 pre-set options on board.

Colin Crawford, Pure’s director of marketing, says: “One Flow achieves a new price in premium digital and internet radio, but it does so without compromise. So you get all the benefits of broadcast digital radio, plus new on-line content and you even get access to our revolutionary FlowSongs service to buy music direct from your radio. One Flow really will deliver internet-connected digital radio for everyone”.

Available now, the Pure One Flow will cost you £99.99.

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