The is the world’s first portable DAB (digital), FM and WiFi Internet radio in one unit. It’s not the prettiest thing we’ve ever seen, but it’s certainly crammed full of tech-ness.

As well as featuring just about every radio flavour available, it has twin alarms, features a ‘listen again’ function for you to savour previously broadcast BBC progs, can play MP3, WMA and Real content, stream music from your PC or an external music player and runs off 6 massive D sized battery cells. We’re talking radio haze here, baby. The STREAM 202 is the World’s first truly portable DAB, FM and internet radio. Connect to radio stations around the world as well as access a ‘listen again’ feature that allows you to listen to previously broadcast BBC programmes at your leisure. Browsing stations is really simple thanks to on-screen information that is automatically updated and conveniently sorted into country or genre. All you need to get started is a broadband internet connection with either a wireless router or wired Ethernet connection.

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The Stream 93i is, basically, an FM/DAB/internet radio that will also act as a music player, accessing your digital music over a local area network (LAN). You can do this via the wired ethernet socket, or the built-in wi-fi. A USB port allows you to play music direct from a memory stick if you don’t have LAN capabilities. The usual more old-school sockets are around the back as well, in the form of a headphone socket and an auxiliary input. There’s also another USB socket, but that’s for service use only. And, in a final flourish, the 93i also has Spotify Connect built in, so you can use your smartphone or tablet (via wi-fi) to remotely control your Spotify music and playlists. Two Way Stretch 1960 Download Games more. The remote control handset is a pleasant surprise, too.

May 09, 2008 The Roberts Stream 202 is the world’s first portable DAB (digital), FM and WiFi Internet radio in one unit. It’s not the prettiest thing we’ve ever.

From a distance it might look like one of those flimsy, credit-card style jobs, but it’s actually fairly substantial in the hand, and useful. That’s a pretty comprehensive list of features for your £150, and certainly decent value for money, on paper, when compared with any obvious competitors. Our 2013 Product of the Year, the, for example, retails for around £20 more and has similar, though not identical, features. Things really couldn’t have been any easier during set up. We’ve looked at quite a number of similar products in the past, so setting one up isn’t as daunting a prospect for us as it might be for some, of course – but still, we can’t imagine many people struggling. On plugging the 93i into the mains and pushing the power button, a set-up wizard gets to work and pretty much holds your hand through the whole process of accessing your network, scanning the airwaves for FM and DAB signals, and generally getting you up and running with little fuss – just the odd twirl of a knob and a selective push. If you do run into difficulties, the comprehensive instruction manual will get you back on track quickly.