The number of AM and FM stations broadcasting digital HD Radio programs went up, and the price of the industry’s only HD Radio tabletop radio went down. On Jan. 26, the 700th radio station began ...

It seemed like it would take forever, but consumers finally got their first taste of a real tabletop HD Radio just in time for Christmas. Like so many of my radio-engineering brethren, I just had to ...

Sony’s embracing HD radio, the digital twin of our existing FM band. And when their first, the cherry-wood XDR-S3HD radio, switches from FM to HD, you can hear the difference in a very positive way ...

HD Radio is making further inroads into the mainstream here at International CES, where prices on car HD-Radio products are dropping dramatically and the selection of tabletop HD Radios, including the ...

During the LG CES sneak peek, we saw the PC12 Table Top Audio System, a sleek, extra shiny system with a lot packed inside its compact body. There’s a “vacuum-loading” CD player, a hidden 30-pin iPod ...

Most people still aren't quite sure what HD radio is, even though the first receiver came to the market in 2005. WSJ's Lauren Goode tries to determine whether it's worth it to buy a tabletop HD radio ...

ADA, Polk, Radiosophy, Rotel, Sanyo and Yamaha Introduce New HD Radio Receivers in response to growing number of HD Radio stations on air LAS VEGAS, NV, National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show ...

The RiverRadio unit would join Boston Acoustic on store shelves as tabletop models for terrestrial digital radio. For more stories like this, and to keep up to date with all our market leading news, ...

Tabletop HD tabletop radios generally retail between $200 and $300, with some top-of-the-line HD models into the four-figure range. Radioscophy's new HD100 model is the first priced under $100.

Griffin Technology today announced radio SHARK HD, a digital table-top radio for Mac and PC with HD Radio technology. radio SHARK HD—an update to Griffin’s radioSHARK and radio SHARK 2—will house a ...

Digital form of broadcasting essentially fits into the same spectrum as current analog channel--and may help save broadcast radio. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers ...