Aluratek’s Internet Radio Alarm Clock with Built in Wifi allows you to easily access radio stations in over 150 countries around the world with no monthly fees. Simply turn the unit on and it will automatically connect to a wireless network and you have a world of entertainment available. You may also connect to a local Ethernet cable network if you prefer. You can search for music geographically by continent/country/state or by the more than 30 different available genres including a wealth of news and sports radio stations broadcast throughout the world. Once you find a favorite station whether is from your local country or while visiting other countries around the world simply add it to your favorites list for future easy access. This is the perfect solution for the Home, Office environment, college dorm or anywhere you want to listen to thousands of radio stations. Don’t be limited to what you can tune in from your old AM/FM analog radio anymore. Free yourself to travel the world musically and have fun while doing it. You can also stream your music library from your local pc/media server if the 11,000+ radio station weren’t enough. Welcome to the world of internet radio from Aluratek and let the fun begin.
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Customer Reviews for Internet Radio Alarm Clock w/ Built-In WiFi
Reviews & Ratings for Internet Radio Alarm Clock w/ Built-In WiFi
Overall Rating:
15
Performance:
15
Ease of Use:
25
A real dog
Date: June 11, 2009
Written By:
twlllbzzzFrom: Arizona
Owned this Product for:
0-3 Months
Level of Expertise:
Good
Cons: Instructions, Performance
Reviews & Ratings for Internet Radio Alarm Clock w/ Built-In WiFi Everyone needs a wireless internet radio. That's to get KNX or WBBM when you live in Phoenix. Unfortunately this one doesn't work.
It works with an ethernet cable, but not as a wireless client. It just tells me, "Failed to Lookup DNS." I've talked to their support man. I did a firmware upgrade. I reset the radio, the cable modem, and the router. Same result, "Failed to Lookup DNS." The support man hasn't a clue, thinks maybe the router has a bug. But the router works fine with both wired and wireless clients. The only thing that doesn't work is the AIRMM01F.
If I can prevent just one person from blowing money on this dog, then I can say, "I think my work here is done."
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