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Sony XDR-S3HD HD radio hands-on
We got our hands on Sony's so-hot new XDR-S3HD home HD radio. Here's the quick rundown:We like: Gorgeous, mid-century modern design. Clear, easy to read display, even uses RDS. Phone-like reception meter even works with AM/FM. Decent enough sound output. We don't: Massive friggin power brick. Oh, and it can't be unplugged from the unit. Annoying to scan channels with the dial. Included aux cable looks like it will fit your iPhone. But it doesn't. Actually still blinks 12:00 if you don't set it. Sheesh. Peep the photo gallery!%Gallery-6082%
Sony XDR-S3HD HD radio hands-on at Engadget HD
HD isn't only for TV -- we're also into HD radio, too. Check out our hands-on with Sony's XDR-S3HD home HD radio over at Engadget HD. Tres chic!
Sony's XDR-S3HD and XT-100HD gets your home, car into HD radio
Internet connectivity and SiriusXM ain't it for new radio, folks, don't discount HD radio. Well, Sony hasn't anyway, what with its fresh new XDR-S3HD and XT-100HD HD radios. The classic looking XDR-S3HD table radio does AM / FM and HD with a backlit LCD display; it'll run you $200 in July. The XT-100HD is intended for your car, jacks into your Sony head unit and feeds track info; it'll run you $100 in July. Click on for a pic of the 100HD, car radio nuts.
