Advantages: A futuristic design and clear reception because of auto-scan technology Disadvantages: Can't be tuned manually so some stations get missed out, FM only.
. All in all this is a very lovely radio, with a modern design that looks good and tries to make it more convenient for the user.
Prices vary from £15.99 to £20.
Brand: Steepletone
Model: HSD307
SKU: 1208028
Title: Auto Scan Radio with Detachable Speakers
Features:
1. Fm Auto scan radio - MONO
2. Hi-power Hi-Fi Stereo Amp
3. 10 Watts per channel (P.M.P.O)
4. Time Display & Alarm
5. Digital Radio Frequency display
6. Attractive Blue Backlight and Panel illumination.
7. Speakers operate closed, open or free standing.
8. Input for use with PC Audio, Cd Player or Mp3.
9. Power from AC Mains.
Thanks for any comments of this review... as it is my first. ...
e_coleuk 05.05.2005 (06.05.2005)
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Joseppi 17.07.2001
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INTRODUCTION
The Photosmart 415 is HP's basic entry level 5 MP camera. It comes equipped with a 3x Optical zoom lens, 6 x digital zoom, a 1.5" TFT screen, a supposed 16 Megabytes of internal memory (more on that later), selectable ISO levels, picture effects, in camera red eye removal, innovative Adaptive lighting system and 8 (so HP claim) shooting modes. As a standalone unit it's virtually identical to it's big brother the M417 apart from the smaller LCD, 1x less on the digital zoom, and lack of a burst mode, and as such it's not available in many shops or online stores. HP is selling through their online partner store Insight for the supposed price of £90 (actually £91.99) which, after Arfur Daley's favourite tipple has been added, works out at £108.09, a remarkably cheap price for a branded 5 Megapixel snapper ...
callancool 11.11.2005 (02.04.2006)
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