Audiovox's XM2go X2G-100 Inno clone revealed

As exciting as it was to stare at the back of this thing a couple of months ago, we're kind of glad the FCC decided to flip the unit over and give us some more shots of this new satellite radio device from Audiovox. The latest in a series of XM2go clones, the X2G-100 looks like it's just about ready to party down with the Helix and Inno players, which were released earlier this year. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot new here: the player features the same 50 hours of recording time as its siblings, and while Audiovox was kind enough to toss in those clunky, Sirius-esque antenna headphones, they left out the home and car kits, so it's a bit of a wash. We are liking the new all-black look, but assuming a similar price tag on this thing, we don't see much reason to go with this sucker when it debuts in February, since we're sure there'll be another generation of portable XM devices not long after. Keep reading for a couple more pics.

[Via Orbitcast]

Look at those clunkers.


The original pic.

[Matt M. @ Dec 6th 2006 7:36AM]

Dude, so uncool. Don't spam.

[Steve55 @ Dec 5th 2006 10:35PM]

Sirius-esque headphones? Too bad they were around BEFORE Sirius had theirs available.

[artifex @ Dec 6th 2006 3:19AM]

50?? No wonder my Delphi xm2go was on sale -- it only saves 5 hours.