It ain't going to give you anything but the 7 random sample channels
unless you subscribe. I don't think you need to add a card or
anything.

All will be revealed at the Porno Convention...er, CES.


On 18 Dec 2003 12:15:13 -0800, (RHF) wrote:

DAVID,

"XM Satellite Radio or Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) Ready"
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I remember when TV first came out (in the early 1950s) an some
Radios were marketed with a feature touted as "Ready for TV".

Simply an "RCA Audio Input Jack" to 'connect' the TV Mono-Sound.

IF... all this means is that there is a simple Output 'connecter' for
an outboard XM & DAB Processor (Home PC). Then This Is "No Big Deal".

A "TRUE" XM & DAB Receiver will have the Processor Built into the radio.
(NO External Devises Require - Except a Pair of Stereo Speakers.)

I would hope that the XM & DAB functions are Built-In-To this Receiver.


atmo ~ RHF
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It has either XM or DAB capabilities, depending on your zone.