If you listen to conventional wisdom you might think the traditional bedside clock radio was on its way out, since in many homes cell phones now rouse the sleeping from their beds. But a new gadget ...

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According to a study published in 2019, it can take the brain 30 minutes to transition from a state of sleeping to awake — which is all the more reason to use a reliable alarm clock so you don’t ...

Sony introduced the compact XDR-C706DBP DAB/DAB+/FM clock radio that features a large, clear display and four alarms. The large, clear LCD display ensures you always know the right time. Up to four ...

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Waking up in the morning is a struggle for most people – and it doesn’t help when your alarm clock sounds like someone hitting a saucepan with a metal spoon. Roberts has come to the rescue with these ...

Trio of new DAB/FM clock-radios offers a choice of features to suit a wide variety of users When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. New ...

Most of us grew up with a clock radio of some sort. Through the years we've witnessed the evolution of our bedside companions: from compact disc to MP3 to iPod and Bluetooth, the general desire for an ...

If you’ve read this column in the past you know just how fond I am of the late Henry Kloss’ table radios, from the KLH models from the ’60s through the Cambridge SoundWorks of the ’90s. Now, more than ...

In radio’s battle to redo its image from old to new media, an ally often overlooked is the consumer electronics community. I’m prompted to reflect on this by a recent supplement published in TWICE, ...