Roberts Sports DAB2 DAB/FM RDS Personal Digital Radio with Loudspeaker - White
- Brand:Roberts
- List Price:
£80.00 - Buy New: £60.99
- as of 17/5/2012 12:35 BST details
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- Seller:Tribal UK
- Color:White
- Media:Electronics
- Shipping Weight (lbs):1
- Dimensions (in):5.1 x 4.1 x 3.9
- MPN:SPORTSDAB2W
- Model:SPORTSDAB2W
- EAN:5038301301026
- ASIN:B003O857EO
Features:
- Portable Design
- DAB/FM Tuner
- Large Clear LCD Display
- Blue Backlit Display
- Rechargeable Lithium battery
Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
The SportsDAB II Roberts second generation handheld DAB. More versatile than ever the SportsDAB now features a built in speaker and headphone socket so you can use it on the move, at home, in the garden or in the office. There are two aerials now, a built in telescopic one for stationary use and the headphones double as the aerial for use out and about. With a stylish white finish and blue backlit display, the SportsDAB looks the part too. The built in rechargeable battery ensures you are always ready to listen to your favourite programme or catch the commentary for the big match. The SportsDAB is the must have for any discerning sports fan and is one of the smallest on the market.
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The digital TV switchover is Government policy. It will mean that almost everyone will be able to receive higher quality digital TV through an aerial (Freeview).
Digital TV also uses less broadcast space which means that, after the switchover, there will be more room for new services such as wireless broadband, local TV and High Definition Television (HDTV).
To keep your TV service, you will need to convert your TVs to digital before the switchover date in your area - this doesn't mean you'll need to change your TV, as a set-top box can be added to most existing TVs. For more information about the digital TV switchover, and to check when the service will switch in your area, visit Digital UK