These days Internet radios are becoming more and more commonplace. However, a company by the name of Satechi is trying to differentiate themselves with a highly stylized unit called the INSP3. The Internet radio, which can be purchased directly from Amazon for $99, offers auto-updating station listings from Reciva’s Internet Radio Gateway, UPnP audio streaming from PCs or media servers, Ethernet and Wi-Fi (802.11g) connectivity, 2 x 8 Watt speakers, audio in/out jacks, blue backlight display, and even an integrated alarm clock. Satechi states that the INSP3 is capable of playing most every audio format available (AAC, AIFF, AU, M4A, MP3, OGG, Real Audio, WAV, WMA) and can be programmed with up to 20 station pre-sets for instant listening (it even provides a history of the last 10 stations you’ve tuned into). All in all, it’s an attractive device for the price. [via]

Sure, we’ve all seen Wi-Fi radios that make use of Reciva’s 11,000+ collection of Internet radio stations. But now we’re getting a new twist. A company called Livio is announcing the availability of the first Wi-Fi radio to incorporate Pandora’s signature “thumbs up, thumbs down” controls on both the radio itself and its remote, thus helping Pandora fine tune the music it serves to you. So, if you’re already a big fan of Pandora, the $150 Livio Radio is going to be must have. MORE »

If you’re in the market for an Internet radio you can plug into any home stereo, runs without a PC, comes with built-in wireless connectivity, and is so simple a child can use it, then have look at the Myine Ira. It’s now shipping from Amazon.com for $149.99 and provides users with over 11,000 Internet radio stations (filtered by Location, Genre) that can be easily setup in minutes. Attached below is a video produced by Into Tomorrow from CES 2009 highlighting the product. MORE »

The folks behind Chumby are announcing that they’ve partnered with Pandora to provide owners to the cuddly device personalized radio stations and a new alarm clock feature which can be set to a Pandora station of choice. In addition, Chumby owners will now be able to view music videos via a widget powered by tipMotion and get up-to-the-minute music news and images from RollingStone.com. The guys at Chumby like to point out that all this functionality can be done without having to access a PC as the content middleman – it just needs a network connnection. It’s also worth noting that Chumby already supports SHOUTcast, MediaFly, and Radio Free Chumby, as well as, music news updates from MTV and VH1.

* In case you’re wondering how audio can be played back, Chumby has two built-in stereo speakers located on the backside and also includes a headphone jack.

Today, Logitech unveiled the Logitech® Squeezebox™ Boom all-in-one network music player, featuring an integrated amplifier, high-performance speakers and a simplified setup. Now, it’s easier than ever before to bring digital music to any room in your home. MORE »

Radiopaq, the innovative brand that brings you thousands of internet radio stations and podcasts from across the globe via Radiopaq.com, today announces hardware that will pave the way for the future of digital radio. The Radiopaq Rp5 allows you to enjoy internet radio, alongside your favourite analogue and digital stations, without having to sit at your computer. And, most importantly, the sound quality is fantastic. MORE »