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It's not impossible, mind you.
It would just add bulk and complexity that the manufacturers probably feel isn't justified for various reasons.

Decent portable AM actually warrants an analog tuning transistor radio if you want to get more serious.
Of course that super-hip portable crystal set is gonna trump THAT, but that's for the purist

They can still be found. ]]>Aug 13th 2007 10:39AM