Take a closer look at the new portable HD radio from Insignia.
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Best Buy's house brand, Insignia, announces their second generation portable HD radio tuner, the NS-HD02. The new model introduces a touch screen, live pause, bookmarking, and improved graphics.
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For the second-generation of the player (NS-HD02), Insignia is giving its HD radio the Nano treatment by switching to a 2.5-inch by 3-inch capacitive touch screen interface and introducing a Live Pause feature that can cache up to 15 minutes of a live broadcast.
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The NS-HD02 will also serve up "Artist Experience" content, available in 10 to 20 markets, allowing for album art and artist photos to be transmitted along with audio and ID tags.
