Internet Radio Launch by Pure

Pure makes not so average alarm clocks.

Making its U.S. launch during Las Vegas' CES, Pure, a digital audio content and Internet radio provider, will be bringing radio to the next generation. With a 5.7-inch color touchscreen and a 640 by 480 high-resolution, Pure's Internet Radio will allow podcasts, music streaming, and easy use of the Wi-Fi enabled computer. Pure's apps include weather and news updates, photos, Facebook, and Twitter. The pure Sensia covers all the normal needs of a radio with an iPod/MP3 auxiliary input, timer, alarm clock, speakers and headphone socket. The device comes with a remote control that will work up to 10 ft. away and comes in your choice of four colors. Chose from red, yellow, white and black to match your style. The Pure Sensia is available for $349.

The Pure Siesta Flow works as a a bedside clock radio on steroids. It is also an Internet-connected radio that offers a touchscreen, Wi-Fi connection, and media streaming. Features also include iPod/MP3 player, four quick set alarms, sleep and snooze, 30 presets, and a PowerPort for USB extras. Suggested retail is $139.