POGO Radio YourWay

Aug 1 2003, 10:26am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

POGO PRODUCTS RADIO YourWay - This great little device is perfect for the radio lover. It can Record up to 4 hours of your favorite AM or FM radio broadcasts! Download the File to your PC via USB and preserve it as a Digital Audio file forever! You can record on-the-fly, or set a schedule for unattended recording!

Functions:
- 32MB of Storage space
- Plays MP3 or WMA Music files
- Built-in Microphone for voice recording
- Built-in speaker for easy review of voice memos or radio broadcasts
- SD/MMC Memory slot for additional recording room - Includes earbud headphones
- Dimensions - 2.17" (w) x 3.88" (h) x 0.71" (d)

Buy the POGO PRODUCTS RADIO YourWay for $149.88 at J&R - Or pay less buying the pogo radio later on Amazon.com!

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