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Audiovox XpressR XM Satellite Radio
- Posted: Saturday, January 26, 2008
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- Author: pradhana
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- Filed under: Gadget
The Audiovox XpressR is one of the more attractive XM radio receivers we've come across. This plug-and-play XM satellite radio features a split-screen display — you can see what's on other channels while you keep track of what's playing. The 30-minute replay function lets you pause and rewind a song, show, or game, so you don't miss any of XM's great programming.
Removed from its dock, the XpressR measures a slender 4.5 inches by 2.5 inches by 0.5 inch and sports a glossy black finish with silver plastic preset buttons. The high-contrast, monochromatic screen measures 2.5 inches by 1.25 inches and presents large, legible text on a clean, uncluttered interface.
One of our favorite design features on the XpressR is the multifunction navigation control. The solidly constructed control works as an incremental dial for scrolling menus, a four-way joystick for switching between stations, and a push-button that acts as an enter key. Surrounding this main navigation control are dedicated buttons for power, info, and menu, as well as play/pause and scan controls for the 30-minute automatic recording buffer.
The XpressR is Audiovox's top-of-the-line XM Satellite Radio receiver, providing a plethora of customizable settings not offered in entry-level units such as the Xpress and Xpress EZ.
The two main features that distinguish the XpressR from the competition are a split-screen display that allows artist and channel information to be displayed side-by-side, and a 30-minute recording buffer that lets users pause and review broadcasts.
The screen displays 6 lines of text with icons, so you can view artist, channel, and song title at a glance. Artist and song alerts let you know when your favorite tunes are on any XM channel, and Game Select alerts you when your favorite sports teams are playing. The car cradle also features an audio output for playing the XpressR through stereos with an auxiliary input.
The package includes the XpressR radio and a car kit with a docking station, XM antenna, power adapter, and vent mount. You can use the included cassette adapter to get the sound to your stereo, or plug into your stereo's auxiliary input. You'll need an optional FM modulator if your car stereo doesn't have a tape deck or auxiliary input.
The optional home kit connects the XpressR to your home stereo, and Delphi's Premium Sound System lets you enjoy XM Satellite Radio almost anywhere. You can also pick up an extra car kit if you'll be listening to the XpressR in multiple vehicles.
Features:
Removed from its dock, the XpressR measures a slender 4.5 inches by 2.5 inches by 0.5 inch and sports a glossy black finish with silver plastic preset buttons. The high-contrast, monochromatic screen measures 2.5 inches by 1.25 inches and presents large, legible text on a clean, uncluttered interface.
One of our favorite design features on the XpressR is the multifunction navigation control. The solidly constructed control works as an incremental dial for scrolling menus, a four-way joystick for switching between stations, and a push-button that acts as an enter key. Surrounding this main navigation control are dedicated buttons for power, info, and menu, as well as play/pause and scan controls for the 30-minute automatic recording buffer.
The XpressR is Audiovox's top-of-the-line XM Satellite Radio receiver, providing a plethora of customizable settings not offered in entry-level units such as the Xpress and Xpress EZ.
The two main features that distinguish the XpressR from the competition are a split-screen display that allows artist and channel information to be displayed side-by-side, and a 30-minute recording buffer that lets users pause and review broadcasts.
The screen displays 6 lines of text with icons, so you can view artist, channel, and song title at a glance. Artist and song alerts let you know when your favorite tunes are on any XM channel, and Game Select alerts you when your favorite sports teams are playing. The car cradle also features an audio output for playing the XpressR through stereos with an auxiliary input.
The package includes the XpressR radio and a car kit with a docking station, XM antenna, power adapter, and vent mount. You can use the included cassette adapter to get the sound to your stereo, or plug into your stereo's auxiliary input. You'll need an optional FM modulator if your car stereo doesn't have a tape deck or auxiliary input.
The optional home kit connects the XpressR to your home stereo, and Delphi's Premium Sound System lets you enjoy XM Satellite Radio almost anywhere. You can also pick up an extra car kit if you'll be listening to the XpressR in multiple vehicles.
Features:
- Plug-and-play XM satellite radio with split screen display
- Industry's First 5-way navigational control - for rapid channel scrolling
- Includes car accessories: docking station, DC power adapter, roof-mount antenna, and cassette adapter
- Split screen display - view up to six channels simultaneously
- Requires optional FM modulator or XM SureConnect to send sound to your car stereo If it does not have an auxiliary input or cassette player
- Pause, Play, and Replay up to 30 minutes of your favorite XM programming
- 6-line display shows channel, artist, and song information
- Easily view channel, artist, song title & info extras via a high-contrast six-line display
- TuneSelect alerts you when songs or artists you've saved are playing
- Game Select alerts you when your favorite sports teams are playing
- Number keys allow users to set up to 30 favorite channels
- Scrolling info extras, such as sports scores and stock ticker
- Car cradle features audio output (3.5 mm minijack)
- Universal Connector - easily move XpressR between car, home, & Audio Systems, with compatible accessories
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