ASUS has a new Internet radio device that has cleared the FCC. It is named simply ASUS Internet Radio. The device ships with an old school looking radio in what appears to be a walnut colored case, a remote control and an AC adapter.

The device is stand-alone and needs no PC to operate. You simply plug it into your network via a RJ45 jack on the rear and it has an up to date list of more than 10,000 online radio stations.

You also get the ability to set 250 favorite stations and the device has alarm clock functions, sleep timer and uses NTP (network time protocol). In addition to wired connectivity options, the device can connect wirelessly thanks to built-in 802.11 b/g. A 128 x 64 FSTN graphics display is built in and a 3.5mm headphones jack, 3.5mm line in jack, RCA line out and a DC jack are included as well. Supported audio formats are MP3/WPA2 at 16Kbps~320Kbps.

Via FCC