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Those who follow the fortunes of satellite radio may find the CES "Day One" account to be interesting.
 
I wonder if the upcoming Eton (Grundig USA) E1XM uses the new "single chip" solution mentioned in the CES article.
 
It would be interesting to find out how many listeners have discovered international broadcasting -- at least the BBC or the WRN -- by purchasing a satellite radio and then finding the BBCWS or WRN.
 
Richard Cuff / Allentown, PA  USA
 
 
 
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January 10, 2005 A PRIMEDIA Publication
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Convention Coverage of CES 2005

CES 2005: Day One

CES 2005: Day Two

CES 2005: Day Three

21 Radio Groups Commit to Convert to HD Radio

Future of Radio Discussed at CES

Clear Channel to Provide Local Traffic Info via RBDS

First-hand Account of the KSON Tower Aftermath

FCC Extends Part 15 Reply Comment Date

NIST Conducts Emergency Radio Tests

New York's Con Edison to End DC Power Distribution

Ibiquity Approves Neural Audio Surround System for HD Radio Compatibility

CKOI Returns to Superpower with Dielectric

New Home for ATI

Ibiquity Partners with Ilab America for HD Radio Products

Ace Technology to Develop HD Radio Receiver Modules

Digidesign Changes Distribution, Marketing of Focusrite Products

Ibiquity Digital, Toko Open International HD Radio Cert Center In Japan

Riveradio to Develop Low-priced HD Radio Receiver

Quantegy Closes Alabama Facility

Sonic Solutions Purchases Consumer Software Division of Roxio

Bouvard to Lead PPM Effort in United States

Newsweb Hires McCarthy as DOE

Ibiquity Digital Adds to IBOC Marketing Team

Moore Retires from IREC

Digital Juke Box Adds Green for Canadian Sales

The Voice of WWV Goes Silent

Internet Up as Source for News

Live365, D-Link Deliver Internet Radio

Stardraw Control Beta 1 Available for Download

Pioneer Offers Add-on Sirius Tuner

Deals and Transactions

Today in Radio History

Issues and Programs List Reminder

Radio Advertising Bureau RAB2005

National Religious Broadcasters Convention

NATE Annual Conference and Expo

Great Lakes Broadcasting Conference and Expo

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