CES 2006: Internet Radio in your Pocket with InFusion
Can’t decide between XM or Sirius? How about screwing them all and going with InFusion’s portable internet radio device. It’s lightweight, portable, has a nice design and best of all - there are no pesky subscription fees. It even plays back Mp3, WMA and Real Audio files via an SD/MMC card slot. There is also an FM tuner inside. The InFusion weighs 100 grams and measures 78 mm x 57 mm x 20 mm, in other words it is totally pocketable. The only catch it seems is that the device connects to internet radio stations via 802.11b/g - which most people won’t have in their cars. The InFusion also has 16 customizable presets, a LCD with a Blue back light color, and a 3.5mm earphone jack. It’s expected to retail for $199.
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