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Associated Press Not Impressed By MyFi

prostoalex writes "Michael Regan from the Associated Press started reviewing MyFi, a portable satellite radio receiver, by treating it as a competitor to iPod, but then admitted the two devices are quite different. For $350 and a $10-a-month subscription the buyer gets access to XM satellite radio stations and ability to record the stream to 128 MB of built-in flash. There's no way to transfer the recorded content to the computer or vice versa. The review recommends waiting for lower price and better features."

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  1. Neuros did it better... by n0iz77 · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    the original MyFI by http://neurosaudio.com is amazing. instead of xm, i can broadcast my ogg collection to any station i want! way better than xm radio...

  2. Re:Maybe useful for Flyover-country by xs650 · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Take away clear channel, infinity, right wing hate radio, religious stations, hip-hop and ethnic stations and there isn't much left. Not even in a major radio market.

    In an area with 50 stations receivable a person is lucky to find one well programmed on that meets their tastes.

    I have Sirius sat radio at home and there are several music channels that I like on it, it has music for just about everyone. Without commercials.