In June 2008 miRoamer introduced its media platform for accessing Internet radio stations on portable music players, mobile phones, MP3 players and home theater systems.
This week at CES, miRoamer announced a partnership with Blaupunkt to introduce “the world’s first Internet car radio,” providing access to a diverse selection of Internet radio content through car stereos. Drivers with new Blaupunkt stereos can now tune in to miRoamer’s tens of thousands of radio stations from around the world.
miRoamer is giving live demonstrations of its technology in the North Hall
Where to see it:
- miRoamer, North 5418
And in HD Radio news…
iBiquity Digital, the developer and licenser of HD Radio technology, is highlighting progress in adoption of the technology and the subsequent growing number of new receivers entering the market.
iBiquity Digital reports the number of available receivers is fast approaching 100, nearly double what was on the market during CES last January. And that’s not all … 11 automakers have announced their backing of HD Radio and some 1,800 U.S. stations are now broadcasting in digital, with more than half featuring HD2 and HD3 multicast channels.
This year’s HD Radio Booth in the LVCC Central Hall features the following:
- HD Radio-ready receivers from Alpine, JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer and Sony.
- New tabletop HD receivers from Acoustic Research, Gigaware, iLuv and Teac.
- New automotive HD receivers from Dual, Jensen Mobile and JVC.
- Home HD Radio receiver lines from iLuv, Coby, Denon, Onkyo/Integra and Yamaha.
Where to see it:
- HD Radio Booth, Central Hall 9034