14 DAY TRIAL // If you though that Grace's Digital Internet radios were a bit too dull with their small bluish displays, then you are surely in for a treat as the company has just announced a whole new product series that drops those compact LCDs in favor of large, full color screens, one model even featuring a touch interface.
Starting from top to bottom, the most advanced of Grace's Digital Internet radios to be launched at CES is the Solo Touch as this is the only unit to feature a touchscreen display.
Measuring 4.3-inch in size, the screen is flanked by just three regular buttons, the rest of its functions being accessed via the unit's touch sensitive screen.
Priced at $249.99, the Solo Touch comes with a remote control, Ethernet connectivity, RCA out jacks, and a headphone port.
Next in line is the $179.99 Bravado X that uses a 2.7-inch TFT color display and is equipped with a pair of stereo speakers, RCA in/out jacks, a USB port, and headphone connection.
And finally, there's the Mondo that packs a 3.5-inch TFT color display, a remote control, Ethernet connection, RCA out jacks, and a USB port as well as full alarm clock functions.
All the models can be controlled via an iPhone app and include Pandora, Sirius XM Internet Radio, CBS Radio, iheartradio, Live365.com, MP3Tunes, NPR, National Weather Service, and WeatherBug support.
"We are excited to start 2011 off with the announcement of 3 new color radios," says Grace Digital Audio's Chief Marketing Officer, Greg Fadul.
"In addition to the new eye-catching color screens and superior audio quality, Grace's new radios also feature the best in class content. Grace radios play nearly every AM/FM and HD radio station from around the corner to around the world in pure digital sound with no static or fading.
Whether you want to listen to CBS radio, iheartradio, NOOA, Pandora, Sirius, WeatherBug or the 50,000 plus stations from your local station to international you have it all – with Grace," concluded the company's rep.
All the models should become available once CES 2011 debuts.
