DETROIT – LivioRadio on Tuesday launched its Carmen portable Internet radio solution for cars at the Digital Experience show in New York City.
Carmen consists of a client software (Mac and PC) that records over 42,000 AM/FM and Internet-only radio streams from around the world and loads the recorded content onto the portable media device via USB. Consumers may also load other popular audio files such as music and podcasts, then play back the stored media by plugging Carmen into the vehicle’s 12-volt socket and streaming through an open FM channel or head unit’s auxiliary (AUX) input. Behind Livio Radio is 28-year-old entrepreneur Jake Sigal, CEO of Detroit-based Livio Radio, inventor of the USB turntable and
Carmen will be launching this Summer at an manufacturer?s suggested retail price of $59.99 and bring a number of new features to the world of auto radio:
42,000 Stations and Shows ? Record music, news and talk from around the world.
Simple Interface ? The Carmen plugs into the vehicle’s 12-volt adapter and features a bright LCD screen, large buttons and a pivoted design for maximum readability. Easy to use controls allow the user to pause, rewind and skip.
Easy to Use Software ? Search by keyword, save your favorite stations and browse by language, location or genre. Compatible with both PC and Mac.
DVR-like convenience ? the Carmen let’s you set it and forget it, making the device highly flexible.
2 GB of memory ? Plenty of storage for up to 45 hours of your favorite music and shows.
Everything you need ? Carmen radio player, remote, USB cable, auxiliary cable and software are all included.
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