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Few radios bring big innovations in design, so I wouldn't criticize the
E1 on that score. It's a new Eton model that has a relatively unique collection of features. Now, we must of course simply laugh at the idea that outfitting the E1 with XM is any kind of 'breakthrough', but the E1 is a new model and it will appeal to some people. End of story. As for the hoopla, I'm as puzzled by it as you are. Steve |
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