an all-in one DAB radio with a CD player, Bluetooth and AUX connections; and the Classic Stereo, an all-in-one with 100W of built-in amplification. The design here is more traditional than ...

Wireless speakers and online streaming may be all the rage, but the humble radio isn't dead yet. In fact, DAB radios are ever-popular, with new models now boasting extra features such as Bluetooth, ...

Broadcaster Nation will stop broadcasting on four of its FM frequencies. It’s a sign that - although the UK government has ...

Most new cars are fitted with DAB radios. However, if you are replacing your old car radio with a DAB receiver, you will need to check whether the existing car aerial is suitable for DAB.

In the UK, our digital broadcast radio uses a system called DAB, for Digital Audio Broadcasting. There are a variety of standards used around the world for digital radio, and it’s fair to say ...

Many Digital radios have a signal strength display which ... You may need to move your DAB radio around to find the 'sweet spot' - an area where signal strength seems at its highest and reception ...

Among contemporary developments in radio is Digital Audio Broadcasting, or DAB. In the works since the late 1980s, it had not received FCC approval as of early 1999. According to proponents ...

For the first time in its 60-year history, York Hospital Radio can now be heard on DAB radios in the York area.

A Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) licence has been awarded to a community radio station in Kent. Ofcom, the radio industry regulator, awarded the licence to Ashford DAB – a joint venture ...

You can, however, split the screen to show navigation and music. It’s the DAB radio that makes this a must-have stereo, though. The signal is clear with the aerial supplied and, for £1,000 ...