Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Pioneer AirWare XM2Go
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 01:00 PM
"For anyone spoiled by the sleek and slim design of the iPod and other MP3 players, the AirWare will seem thick by comparison. At 7.2 ounces it’s on the hefty side for a portable. The memory portion allows you to get programming when you’re out of reach of a satellite signal, and given its 7.2-ounce heft, that’s more likely to be a desk in an office rather than on an armband at the gym. It won’t be your jogging partner. But it will work outdoors with headphones, in the car with the supplied accessories, or indoors connected to an audio system. That’s a generous assortment of options."
It seems like the perfect accompaniment for someone that drives a lot. And I like the customizability and the options available in this device. While the $299 price tag may be a bit much, the overall impression that I get from this device is a good one, both in terms of quality and featureset.
It seems like the perfect accompaniment for someone that drives a lot. And I like the customizability and the options available in this device. While the $299 price tag may be a bit much, the overall impression that I get from this device is a good one, both in terms of quality and featureset.
