Torian's InFusion portable WiFi radio shipping this year
Looks like that Torian InFusion portable WiFi radio that popped up on our rader a
couple of months ago is a proof-of-concept no
longer, with the company now saying it'll ship by the end of the year. It'll apparently retail for about $280
Australian Dollars (or about $215US) and will be able to stream internet radio stations whenever you're near a
WiFi hotspot. The InFusion will also let you record the station you're listening to, but Torian either hasn't decided
or isn't saying what type of storage it'll come with.
[Via I4U]
Filed under: Portable Audio, Wireless
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jack @ Dec 19th 2005 2:14AM
Do you have to pay for the WiFi use?
mehool @ Dec 19th 2005 2:14AM
it will be the same as with a computer, (if you're in a free hotspot area, then NO, but if you're at a starbucks or at an airport with Encrypted Wifi, then YES.
sorry about the caps, there are no italics as an option on engadget comments.