There is very little that we CAN’T do with the Internet today, we can shop, send packages, do our banking and finance, communicate with our loved ones, and on and on, we all know what a commodity the Internet is. And when it comes to finding and listening to our favourite tunes, the Internet is often our first medium. What about when it comes to listening to radio though? Most radio stations today have their stations online now so that you don’t actually NEED one of those clunky old radios to hear your favourite station. Whether you want to listen to talk radio, BBC, or a station on the other side of the planet, the Internet makes it possible. In fact, Internet radio may make satellite radio obsolete sooner than many would have thought. This tool is one that allows you to access Internet radio without using your computer. Sure, it’s one of those clunky old radios, but for use at home, it is pretty convenient considering you can access more than 4,000 radio stations all over the world. The Morphy Richards Internet Radio will use your Wi-Fi connection to detect your network connection and allowing you to access whatever radio station you want, wherever you want. Radio stations are even conveniently listed by genre and country for faster browsing control, and you can have as many as six pre-sets on the box itself, much like you would in your vehicle. The box even has an added bonus for BBC listeners, allowing you to listen to radio programs over the last several days that you may have missed, and you can do this using the BBC iPlayer. You can also play tunes off of your iPod or MP3 player, if you’d rather not use radio, or slip in a handy SD card for the same purpose. No more fiddling with wires and antennas, you get it all in one handy box.

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