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Pure Sensia DAB/Internet/FM
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It was on the The Hour on STV at 5pm and they did a mins review of this and it looked good but the guy said its just out and round about £250.
What to yo think if it.
I would think about getting one if the price came down to just under £200.
Darren
It was on the The Hour on STV at 5pm and they did a mins review of this and it looked good but the guy said its just out and round about £250.
What to yo think if it.
I would think about getting one if the price came down to just under £200.
Darren
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It would replace my bug and musicpal - which are both great.
A friend of mine got a chumby to play with the other week, it was quite interesting but the pure takes everything a little bit further. Im glad pure are going into the internet radio market as I love thier products.
It was £109 from veda.co.uk which I thought was quite expensive, but it's been worth every penny so far . I also bought a NP120-comparable battery for it so that I can take it with me from room to room.
I've just looked at the Pure Sensia and it seems similar to the Chumby but with a bigger screen and without so many apps as yet. If the price comes down a bit I may be tempted to buy one for downstairs, but it would have to have many more apps to appeal to me. I've been spoiled.
That may well be. I have a Sensia and recommend it. It is one of the few devices that make BBC 'listen again' content available, and the touchscreen makes it fairly easy to find and select a program. Also plays DAB, FM, DNLA (UPnP) streaming media (Twonky), Internet radio, podcasts. Finally, it does twitter and facebook and whatnots. I don't care about these Internet applications; this is my kitchen radio. For that, it's great, looks OK (at least no retro design), and sounds OK.