<![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> ...or you could just power your mp3 player with AC, plug in an FM transmitter, and set your regular clock radio to the proper station. As long as you make sure that your playlist will loop, it is the same thing!

DeadlyDad

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> I have a feeling that with a thought and planning I could make a crude version of this thing.....the semester is over...so i think I'll give it a try.....

btw doesn't it sorta look like they put it in a projector body??

superbryant

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> has anyone looked into what strong Wi-fi in your house does to your gonads?

Wilson Wrothman

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> I currently live in part of the world with no decent or English radio stations, so I would actually get one of these things if it didn't suck... I have an internet radio, but for some reason they didn't bother putting an alarm on it. And the ipod & speaker thing is a real pain in the arse to set every day...
Is the Chumby worth checking out?

Eminy

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> iPod + old speakers will do the same thing. download some podcasts, plug in speakers to iPod, and set the iPod alarm.

And guess what? I bet for most of you this will cost nothing because you own these things anyways... Wanna make it sound really good? Buy better speakers ( I would recommend the harmon kardon sounsticks but the blue light would keep me up... unless you want a nightlight) and you're frosty.

elephantattack

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> I picked up a Linksys wireless MediaLink for $10 (you can still find them online for $20-$30). Updated with the latest firmware, you get almost as many internet radio stations and streaming access to your home computer.

This looks like a good product, but $199 when usable alternatives cost so much less.

TendoMentis

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> @strider_mt2k: So, are you saying that this radio is available for "Chumby change"?

OK, OK, nowhere near as good the Lego Lam. So shoot me. (But at least take me out in style.)

bosskev

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> sirius ftw.

Tsumi91

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> 200 bucks is Chumby territory.

Don't they do that much and more?

strider_mt2k

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> @oopl: I don't know, I don't find $199 completely out of line. Or maybe it just seems reasonably priced having just read about that ridiculously priced $600 Tivoli unit.

bosskev

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> yuck and yuck. I mean how long does your clock radio need to wake you up? I mean really?

Grifter

]]> <![CDATA[Lightning Review: Aluratek Wi-Fi Internet Radio Alarm Clock]]> This is an interesting idea but $199 is too much.

oopl

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