And I keep telling you, Brenda, that the radios will eventually improve
and come down in price.

I showed you that new Radiosophy model. Much improved over the
BA-Recepter HD radio.

Things will get cooking once they figure out how to squeeze all the
necessary electronics into a radio the size of a cigarette pack.

--
Stephanie

"Stephanie Weil" wrote in message
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And I keep telling you, Brenda, that the radios will eventually improve
and come down in price.

I showed you that new Radiosophy model. Much improved over the
BA-Recepter HD radio.

Things will get cooking once they figure out how to squeeze all the
necessary electronics into a radio the size of a cigarette pack.

And figure out how to make the HD chip run for more than an hour on a set of
batteries. That is the current problem with HD portables and why there are
none! the next generation chips are in design, though.

David Eduardo wrote:

And figure out how to make the HD chip run for more than an hour on a set of
batteries. That is the current problem with HD portables and why there are
none! the next generation chips are in design, though.

I'm going to wait until a true pocket-portable unit comes out....maybe
at an attractive price of say US$100.00 max? Hopefully one that uses
standard AA batts and not some proprietary rechargeable thing like
cell-phones.

And a nice small table-top unit about the size of the Recepter HD, but
at a $100 price - along the lines of the Kloss Tivoli #1.

By then we'll see if this IBOC system will be the future of terrestial
radio.

And THEN I will pounce. And I'm sure many others will, too.

Eventually, consumers won't have a choice. Every new radio will be an
IBOC receiver.

--
Stephanie

David Eduardo wrote:

"Stephanie Weil" wrote in message
oups.com...
And I keep telling you, Brenda, that the radios will eventually improve
and come down in price.

I showed you that new Radiosophy model. Much improved over the
BA-Recepter HD radio.

Things will get cooking once they figure out how to squeeze all the
necessary electronics into a radio the size of a cigarette pack.

And figure out how to make the HD chip run for more than an hour on a set of
batteries. That is the current problem with HD portables and why there are
none! the next generation chips are in design, though.

They should have designed out the QRM.

dxAce
Michigan
USA