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Aluratek AIRMM01 Internet Radio Alarm Clock with built-in WiFi (Black)

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Choose between more than 11,000 radio stations worldwide via built-in vTuner with no monthly cost Compatible with universal Plug-n-Play audio servers such as: Microsoft Media Player 11 (WMP11), Microsoft Media Connect, MusicMatch Jukebox Wireless access WIFI 802.11 b and g, Ethernet and USB 2.0 (host only) connectivity Access music fi les (MP3, WMA, WAV) stored on a USB 2.0 flash drive, MP3 player or Hard drive through the unit¿s USB port Alarm clock function with 2 programmable alarms wakes you up to internet radio, FM radio, digital music, or choice of several alarm tones
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Technical Details

- Wireless connection w/ WiFi 802.11b & 802.11g to stream internet radio via built-in vTuner with no monthly cost
- USB 2.0 connectivity with a USB flash drive
- Ethernet connection to stream internet radio
- FM Radio ; Great sound
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Customer Buzz
 "Poor Customer Service" 2009-10-13
By Edwina W. Smith (Durham North Carolina)
I'm really excited about the idea of an internet radio (and not having to lug my laptop into the bathroom). I bought this product so I could listen to radio stations in german and french all over my house. I thought this would be an awesome way to practice my language skills. After setting it up, the device kept saying 'unable to receive IP'. I moved the device several times, even placing it right next to my router. It still didn't pick up the signal. I called Aluratek and Norman, the customer service representative with a South Asian accent, suggested I download the firmware (update the driver). While I was navigating my way to the website to get the correct file, Norman suggested that he call me back. I asked him to please give me a few minutes because their customer support is incredibly hard to get on the phone. After a minute, he simply hung up the phone. I called back immediatley. But they were closed (even though it was 30 minutes before their official close time.) Over the next few days, Norman (seemingly their only service representative, would give me a hard time and even suggest I was lying). At that point I decided the best thing to do would be to send the product back. If he acted that way towards a new customer, I could only imagine it would be worse in the future. If you are interested in this product, I suggest you check with the Better Business Bureau's website about Aluratek before you even risk your hard earned hundred bucks. I will not be purchasing anything from this manufacturer ever again.

Customer Buzz
 "Cleaver & useful idea - Not ready for prime time" 2009-10-13
By Tony (Virginia)
The concept and basic functions of this "Radio" are fine; the problems are in the features and glitches due to buggy Firmware s/w. I have been in contact with help desk twice and they sent me two Firmware updates to solve major problems: 1) backlight does not turn off or dim, 2) changing dates and times; they correct themselves after reboot.



On the positive side, I can tune in BBC world service and listen to many Jazz and classic music stations from all over the globe. I will keep this radio, but would not recommend it until they fix the Firmware with something better.

Customer Buzz
 "I like." 2009-10-10
By Deals
The concept is fantastic. I am able to listen to thousands of stations from around the world. It's even good for local stations when reception is an issue due to your location. That's all great. But it has some issues.. which have been mentioned. But I will reiterate:



1. The biggest problem is not being able to dim the screen. It lights up our entire room. It's ridiculous. And I don't want the screen to be off... I want to be able to see it any time of the day or night without having to illuminate my neighborhood. I have had this problem with other electronics before. It seems like the last consideration when developing new tech. Too bad. It's a major drawback if you are planning on using it as a clock ratio.



2. The interface. It's alright to have a remote but for a clock radio the remote buttons should be back lit. There's nothing you can do at night if the screen is off. Once you memorize the major buttons it's possible to get by but it's a big learning curve. It should also be possible to control it via a computer on the network.



Overall I do love it... and I have overcome problem #2... but #1 is a weakness. We do have the screen go off after 1 minute, which we are getting used to.



As of today, Oct 11, 2009, there is no firmware upgrade that fixes the dimmer problem. The Aluratek driver on the website is 1.37 (not 1.7 as it states).

Customer Buzz
 "Doesn't handle 192kbps MP3s" 2009-10-08
By David Kerr
I liked just about everything about this clock radio until I hooked it up to my uPnP server and it refused

to play my 192kbps encoded MP3s.



I worked with Aluratek support (they were responsive which was nice) and they told me that the device couldn't

and wouldn't be able to handle those.



Unfortunately that's my entire MP3 library, and the entire reason i got the radio, so i've returned it.



Also, It seems like this and a few other sub-$200 radios have a pretty cheap feel to them.



Customer Buzz
 "Exceeded My Expectations" 2009-10-04
By Arthur Reiff (New Jersey)
I have had the radio for three weeks now and am extremely happy with my purchase. I knew that I would get a large assortment of radio stations. I didn't know how easy it would be to use. The menus are simple and clear. The remote works very well. The quality is great. Everything works as specified.



Just imagine hearing about the tsunami in Samoa and then tuning in to the news reports from neighboring Australia before going to sleep at night. Well that what I did last week. What a great technology and device.



I am about to purchase a second one to hook up to my stereo system in the den.



There was one minor glitch. During my first set up, the radio gave me an error warning on the display. There was nothing in the instruction manual to help me resolve the problem. I called tech assist and they helped me through the problem. All that was required was hitting the reset button on the back of the radio. I would think that this is a common problem and should be fixed in future editions of the instruction manual. The bad news was the manual had an omission. The good news was that the tech assist phone call was very helpful.




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