Describe you're dream radio......
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MAJ Badmotherfarker
is drinking a beer.
The radio would be blonde, around 5'5" with a slim waist and nice butt.
I take it you are single.:right::right:
Derek
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Would you really be able to stick to just one radio? Or would you need to have a brunette radio, redhead radio, Asian radio, Hispanic radio, et al on the side?
Derek
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Definitely Wifi capability (for things other than streaming SatRad, I mean). 16GB or more of memory, battery life of at least ten hours.
TheOneAfter909
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I envision the perfect radio to incorporate the xmp3 technology into a mobile phone device like a Blackberry, iPhone, or Palm product. 16 gb storage, micro SD card, wifi, USB-chargable, multiple recording capabilities, etc. I am sick of carrying around 2-3 devices at one time.
IronJabroni
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tack on am/fm for laughs and sign me up
"I am sick of carrying around 2-3 devices at one time." I so agree, it gets really old.
TheOneAfter909
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....and by the time this unit is released, we will be all dead.
macfanatic010
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how about a satrad service where they can guarantee CD-quality audio?
jcrean
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I would love to have a portable XM unit like the XMp3, but with 80 gigs for MP3's - like my iPod. But also add to that, AM/FM and HD Radio.
Would love to have every possible choice available to me in one complete unit.
(Also, WiFi capability. So I could listen to internet radio. Why not?)
I just saw the XMp3 up close in Best Buy yesterday. It's a pretty sweet looking unit - I LOVE the ability to check out the program guide on it!! But, I unfortunately don't want to have to buy yet ANOTHER XM unit. I've already upgraded 5 times in the 5 years that I've had XM. Went from the original SkyFi to the SkyFi2. The Roady to the Roady2 to the MyFi to the inno. Also from the Sirius PNP2 to the Sportster 4.
Would love to have every possible choice available to me in one complete unit.
(Also, WiFi capability. So I could listen to internet radio. Why not?)
I just saw the XMp3 up close in Best Buy yesterday. It's a pretty sweet looking unit - I LOVE the ability to check out the program guide on it!! But, I unfortunately don't want to have to buy yet ANOTHER XM unit. I've already upgraded 5 times in the 5 years that I've had XM. Went from the original SkyFi to the SkyFi2. The Roady to the Roady2 to the MyFi to the inno. Also from the Sirius PNP2 to the Sportster 4.
I too am so sick of upgrading radios, it gets expensive.
no1hedberg
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Interoperable XMP3, with WiFi like the Stiletto, more memory, and longer battery life. Also a pair of antenna headphones that don't look dorky. If it would fit in my iphone that would be great.
radsatdaily
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A satellite radio that could display in studio video
AM/Fm still have their uses. Local ball games (including high school) and such aren't beeing beamed up to the satellites yet - not in my area anyway. Also handy for local college teams when they play smaller schools in preseason since a lot of those games don't make it onto a big enough network to end up on TV or on satrad - like UNC (The UNC) vs UNC-Ashville, etc.
givemealiter
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a portable xm radio that works in a building that can hold 2000 or more songs recorded or put on by you, fm/am for the hell of it, 40 presets, car and home dock station, just about all this is possible except i would want for it to get signal in building.
Assuming satellite signal can never break through walls, I would think the XM people would be able to come up with a G2 like on the go radio for Sirius XM. You could load your favorite music stations and some talk/sports/entertainment channel clips from your favorite talk channels. Kind've like the best of talk radio clips for the day/week. Plus offer 60's on 6 Sonic Sound Salute and since we're dreaming sell for 20 bucks. I could go for that.
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Kryptonite
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How can either Sirius XM or HD radio benefit by including the competition?
It's not going to happen. The last thing HD radio wants is for their radios to include satellite access. The last thing SiriusXM wants is for their radios to include access to other services.
A Stiletto 2 (can play MP3's, access Sirius Internet Radio, and can save music channels for later playback) on the Sirius AND XM repeater systems would be great.