Torian InFusion Wi-Fi Mp3 Player Can Record Off of Internet Radio Stations

The Torian Infusion was first spotted at CES 2005. We basically had wrote it off as vaporware. But at last, the device is finally available to order with the expected shipping date in about 3 weeks. So why are we hyped up about the InFusion? It’s a small Mp3 player and FM Radio player that also connects to internet stations via Wi-Fi, allowing you to record whatever you hear to to an SD card. That is thousands of worldwide radio stations in the palm of your hand, with no monthly fees. And the InFusion also supports time shift recording. The InFusion is now available for $229.

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