Technaxx TX-153 Internet desk radio Internet Internet radio, USB, Wi-Fi Black

Internet stereo radio TX-153

Receive countless radio stations from all over the world memory for 250 Your favorite stations

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Highlights & Details

• Receive countless radio stations from all over the world
• Memory for 250 of your favorite stations
• 2x 2W stereo speakers

Facts

• Network 802.11b/g/n (WLAN), encryption: WEP, WPA, WPA2 (PSK), WPS
• WLAN-band 2.4GHz
• Max. Radiated output power 80mW
• WLAN-range 80m
• supported file formats WMA/MP3/AAC/AAC+/FLAC/WAV
• Connections mains input, USB-connection, 3.5 mm jack socket
• Loudspeaker 2x 2W
• Input DC 5V/1.5A
• Power consumption 7.5 W
• Material ABS
• 2x 2W stereo loudspeaker
• USB connection for media playback
• Headphone output
• 2.4” TFT screen

Delivery

• TX-153 Internet stereo radio, power supply, instructions for use

Comments

DAB+ Digital Radio
- Digital radio broadcasts are aired by a total of 55 stations based all across Germany (adat as of March 2015). Media Broadcast and broadcasters of nationwide digital radio (Kanal 5C) are set to expand the network across the country over the coming years.
- Local, public and commercial digital radio broadcasters operate their own networks of stations with has nothing to do with nationwide digital radio. Regional broadcasting is regulated by each of the federal states. Means that BR broadcasts are largely limited to audiences based in Bavaria. This constitutes federal law. However, audiences living in border regions of federal states may be able to listen to stations based in the neighbouring states.
- Swiss digital radio: DAB+ (T-DAB) is about to be rolled out and covers the country's different language regions as well as local broadcasting stations run by SRG, SwissMediaCast (SMC), Romandie Médias SA medias SA (RMS) and Limus-Digris.
DAB+ now available across Austria
Another white spot on Europe's DACH radio broadcasting map gone thanks to new DAB+ standards and programmes being rolled out across Austria. The plan is to gradually set up a sufficient number of digital broadcasting stations between Mai 2019 and September 2020, to allow about 83 percent of Austrians to listen digital terrestrial radio featuring a wide variety of new radio programmes.