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Pricing not availableT-Mobile HotSpot @Home
Reviewed on June 27, 2007 Despite a few problems when transitioning between cellular airwaves and wireless networks, the T-Mobile HotSpot @Home service is a great idea. You can save money, get better reception, and possibly even get rid of your existing landline. However, we would wait until the service supports more phones. -
Pricing not availableSamsung SIR-T451
Reviewed on October 5, 2006 The Samsung SIR-T451 tuner pulls in free over-the-air HDTV broadcasts, but you'll find better-performing tuners on most current HDTV models. -
Pricing not availableCowon iAudio U3 (2GB, black)
Reviewed on January 18, 2006 The feature-packed and swell-sounding Cowon iAudio U3 may ooze cool as one of the smallest PVPs, but its somewhat tricky controls and its high price tag spoil the party. -
Pricing not availableARC Freedom Antenna All-in-One Pack
Reviewed on May 24, 2007 The Arc Wireless Freedom Antenna won't cure all your cell phone reception woes, but for its price, it's not a bad buy. -
Check prices$111.99Boston Acoustics Recepter radio (charcoal)
Reviewed on July 29, 2004 With its deep and detailed sound, the Boston Acoustics Recepter may well be the world's best tabletop clock radio. -
Pricing not availableAiwa CDC-MP32 Car Receiver
Reviewed on June 6, 2005 A few minor issues aside, this player performs very well. -
Pricing not availableBoston Acoustics Recepter radio (platinum)
Reviewed on July 29, 2004 With its deep and detailed sound, the Boston Acoustics Recepter may well be the world's best tabletop clock radio. -
Pricing not availableAudiovox SIRPNP2
Reviewed on April 1, 2004 With this Audiovox Sirius satellite radio, you can take your tunes on the road or bring them home. -
Pricing not availableCowon iAudio U3 (1GB, white)
Reviewed on January 18, 2006 The feature-packed and swell-sounding Cowon iAudio U3 may ooze cool as one of the smallest PVPs, but its somewhat tricky controls and its high price tag spoil the party. -
Pricing not availableKenwood DT-7000S (Sirius)
Reviewed on March 26, 2004 This striking-looking, Sirius home satellite radio receiver sounds better than previous portables. -
Pricing not availableCowon iAudio U3 (4GB, black)
Reviewed on January 18, 2006 The feature-packed and swell-sounding Cowon iAudio U3 may ooze cool as one of the smallest PVPs, but its somewhat tricky controls and its high price tag spoil the party. -
Pricing not availableAerielle AudioBug ABWAS-150
Reviewed on October 4, 2005 Due to their dependence on unreliable FM reception, the Aerielle ABWAS-150 wireless headphones are useless to anyone in an urban environment. -
Pricing not availableBoston Acoustics Recepter radio (polar white)
Reviewed on July 29, 2004 With its deep and detailed sound, the Boston Acoustics Recepter may well be the world's best tabletop clock radio.
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