Teac Japan goes retro with the SL-D900 CD player/clock radio, available in six colors for $210. Its best feature is the USB port where you can plug in your thumb drive and play MP3s. It hopefully ...

THE first thing that millions of people see and hear in the morning is ugly. We’re not talking about significant others. It’s the clock radio, which has a functional appearance at best, and a sound ...

German manufacturer sonoro audio's products will be available soon in the US. We first saw the company's cubo range of CD/MP3/radio units back at CES 2008, where sonoro revealed they were working on ...

Q. We noted your recommendations of the Cambridge Sound-Works tabletop radios and your recent column advising of the clearance sale. We looked into buying a radio from the sale and while the units ...

iPod clock radios are a dime a dozen, but renowned speaker maker Cambridge SoundWorks supercharged theirs with beefy sound and a built-in CD player. The all-in-one CSW Radio CD 745i has sophisticated ...

Here’s a cool accessory for your iPhone or iPod, the Sony ICF-CD3iP iPod/iPhone Radio Clock. This new iPhone Clock Radio from Sony features a funky design, with an integrated AM/FM radio, and a CD ...

Roberts has temporarily ditched the retro looks and faux leather for something more modern and compact – the Roberts Sound 37 DAB CD stereo clock radio. As the name ...

The Good: Good clean sound; compact design; less expensive than the high-end models it emulates; LCD window shows MP3 info and RDS radio info. The Bad: Rejects some CDs; discs slow to load. The ...

JVC's latest audio system has been unveiled, and the UX-J51 follows in the footsteps of just about every other micro HiFi by slapping an iPod dock on top. The compact stereo is spattered with ...

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 ...

If you and your older children have always wondered what’s inside an old adding machine or transistor radio, or what’s behind the face of an alarm clock, give this activity a try. Then turn your find ...