BA,

ETON Corp. is Licensed to 'market' GRUNDIG Brand Name Radios in the
North American Market. "XM" or 'Sirius' makes sense for this specific
marketing area. But not for the "Rest-of-the-World".

yilgr ~ RHF
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= = = "Brenda Ann"
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"Fredric J. Einstein" wrote in message
s.com...

This is an exciting radio. If they were able to add DRM reception,
this would be a superb choice for the future of radio.

I would think they would have used one of the world satellite radio
broadcasters, rather than XM.. or maybe in addition to.. this rather
restricts their market for this radio.

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"RHF" wrote in message
om...
BA,

ETON Corp. is Licensed to 'market' GRUNDIG Brand Name Radios in the
North American Market. "XM" or 'Sirius' makes sense for this specific
marketing area. But not for the "Rest-of-the-World".


True, but ETON is not marketing this radio as a Grundig, therefor it's
market needn't necessarily be restricted to N. America (and, in fact, at
this point, to the US, since XM is not available to Canada or Mexico at this
point).