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MusicPal wireless Internet radio streams the goodness anywhere you go
With terrestrial radio slowly dying off, it is time to replace that aging AM/FM clock radio with something a little more current, like the MusicPal wireless Internet radio and MP3 player. The MusicPal has some advantages over similar wireless radio devices — it is a lot smaller than some of the others, it can operate without the need of a computer, it doesn't require any additional hardware and will even display some of your favorite RSS feeds.
The MusicPal has a library of more than 5,000 Internet radio stations to choose from, but if your MP3 collection is still fancied, it can stream MP3s directly from a home network. Don't fret, it is an alarm clock as well. The price isn't too shabby either at $150. The MusicPal is manufactured by Freecom.
Freecom MusicPal, via Orbitcast
By marcel at 7:47 AM ON 03/09/08
Hello there,
I am the owner of xradiostage.com
How can my web radio be part of the 5000 internet radio station? What are the conditions to be able to belong to the this library?
Thank you for your reply.
Best regards
Marcel
info@xradiostage.com
By Christian Community Radio at 12:10 AM ON 02/01/09
Hello there,
I am the owner of Christian community Radio
How can my web radio be part of the 9000 internet radio station? What are the conditions to be able to belong to the this library?
Thank you for your reply.
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