London, UK, 3rd November 2006: PURE Digital – a division of Imagination Technologies (LSE:IMG) – presents the PURE EVOKE-1XT Marshall Edition DAB digital radio, which combines the award winning ...

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Pure is one of the big names in DAB radios, with a long history of attractive radios in diverse styles. The Evoke range is designed to offer a full range of listening options, including internet radio ...

In the 70s, we were still listening to the radio, having undergone the transistor radio revol­ution in the 50s and 60s. There was early FM and community radio, although the warning signs were there as ...

Alongside the new machine, Pure’s also launched their own web radio portal, Pure Lounge. Like Radiopaq, it’ll act as a one–stop–shop for podcasts, listen again shows and online stations. You can hook ...

Blogging here in the morning, I’m either listening to house and/or trance mixes or to talk radio, be it NPR or the Norton and Friends show. If I lived in a DAB-friendly area, I might be using ...

Radio specialist Pure has developed its own web portal, The Pure Lounge, to work with its Evoke Flow internet/DAB/wi-fi radio When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Pure will exclusively launch three new DAB radios at the What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Show this Friday, including its new flagship stereo model, the Evoke-2S When you purchase through links on our ...

When it comes to DAB radios, the name PURE usually springs to mind, and with good reason, too - we've already tested the UK outfit's ONE Classic and Evoke Flow products, finding both to be excellent.

Digital radio and music streamer manufacturer Pure continues its attack on Sonos with a new model, the retro-styled Evoke F4. Compatible with Pure's Jongo multiroom system, launched back at CES in ...

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