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Check prices$156.69-$199.99Grace ITC-IR1000B Wireless Internet Radio (black)
Reviewed on March 17, 2008 A few minor flaws notwithstanding, the Grace Wireless Internet Radio is a great Wi-Fi radio at a relatively affordable price. -
Check prices$179.99Philips NP1100/37
Reviewed on August 29, 2008 The Philips NP1100/37 lacks the bells and whistles of some other network digital audio players, but it should satisfy those looking for basic streaming on a budget. -
Check prices$142.51Aluratek Internet Radio Alarm Clock with Built in WiFi
Reviewed on May 1, 2008 The Aluratek Internet Radio Alarm Clock with Built-in WiFi won't wow you with its sound, but it won us over with its versatile feature set and solid streaming performance. -
Check prices$259.99-$359.70Logitech Slim Devices Squeezebox
Reviewed on May 17, 2006 The Logitech Squeezebox is an excellent choice for anyone who's serious about streaming digital audio, although buyers should also consider the newer Squeezebox Duet. -
Check prices$680.45-$750.12Denon S-52
Reviewed on April 7, 2008 While the Denon S-52 is chock-full of impressive features, its subpar sound quality makes it hard to justify the steep asking price. -
Check prices$349.95Tangent Quattro (Walnut)
Reviewed on October 11, 2007 The Tangent Quattro is a fun gadget with great sound, but its premium price tag will scare off all but the most serious radio enthusiasts. -
Pricing not availableYamaha RX-N600
Reviewed on September 21, 2006 Digital music fans will find a lot to like about the Yamaha RX-N600, but its dearth of HDMI options will frustrate HDTV owners. -
Check prices$183.84-$189.99Asus Air (black)
Reviewed on March 27, 2008 The Asus Air's subpar sound and myriad design issues will have you looking at alternatives to this Wi-Fi radio. -
Check prices$25.29-$119.99Griffin TuneCenter
Reviewed on October 16, 2006 If you're looking for a way to integrate your iPod into your home entertainment system, Griffin's TuneCast fits the bill--just be sure to set it up in direct line of sight of your favorite chair. -
Pricing not availableTangent Quattro (Red)
Reviewed on October 11, 2007 The Tangent Quattro is a fun gadget with great sound, but its premium price tag will scare off all but the most serious radio enthusiasts. -
Check prices$166.99-$189.99Asus Air (wood)
Reviewed on March 27, 2008 The Asus Air's subpar sound and myriad design issues will have you looking at alternatives to this Wi-Fi radio. -
Pricing not availableTangent Quattro (Black)
Reviewed on October 11, 2007 The Tangent Quattro is a fun gadget with great sound, but its premium price tag will scare off all but the most serious radio enthusiasts. -
Pricing not availableTangent Quattro (White)
Reviewed on October 11, 2007 The Tangent Quattro is a fun gadget with great sound, but its premium price tag will scare off all but the most serious radio enthusiasts. -
Pricing not availableLala.com
Reviewed on February 21, 2007 If you have CDs that you don't want anymore, you can trade them on Lala.com, a very cool online swap meet that also offers Internet radio stations and compelling community features. -
Check prices$134.43-$169.99Hauppauge Wireless MediaMVP
Reviewed on June 28, 2006 The Hauppauge Wireless MediaMVP falls short of competing wireless network media players, even when you consider its bargain price. -
Pricing not availableChumby (latte)
Reviewed on February 25, 2008 Whether you use it as a digital photo frame, Internet radio receiver, an advanced alarm clock, or some Web 2.0 task of your own devising, the Chumby is an extremely fun tech toy for the wired, modern home. -
Pricing not availableChumby (black)
Reviewed on February 25, 2008 Whether you use it as a digital photo frame, Internet radio receiver, an advanced alarm clock, or some Web 2.0 task of your own devising, the Chumby is an extremely fun tech toy for the wired, modern home. -
Pricing not availableChumby (pearl)
Reviewed on February 25, 2008 Whether you use it as a digital photo frame, Internet radio receiver, an advanced alarm clock, or some Web 2.0 task of your own devising, the Chumby is an extremely fun tech toy for the wired, modern home. -
Pricing not availablePhilips Streamium SL300i
Reviewed on January 27, 2005 Philips's Streamium SL300i lets you enjoy your digital video, images, and audio in any room of the house.
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