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Denon names 5 big names 'Centennial Partners'
- By sandv blog
- Posted September 21, 2010
Denon is continuing its 100th anniversary proceedings by declaring its "Centennial Partners," a group of 5 home theater technology companies tha

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Radio for the Deaf?
- By sandv blog
- Posted November 13, 2008
A new technology, developed by NPR, Harris Corporation and Towson University is changing how the deaf and hard-of-hearing "listen" to radio.

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Audi Drives Toward HD
- By sandv blog
- Posted October 24, 2008
It’s easy to get blinded by all the i-this or i-that bling. Blu-ray is cool and that steals lots of headlines. And it’s easy to oogle the latest big-screen whatever. But let’s not forget that good, old-fashioned radio is still chugging along.

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Commercials Hit HD2
- By sandv blog
- Posted September 6, 2008
One of the most appealing aspects of HD Radio is about to change. In a bad way. The HD2 stations — the stations that use the extra bandwidth left over from a station's main HD Radio feed — have been commercial-free since their inception.

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HD Radio Not Making Waves
- By sandv blog
- Posted July 21, 2008
HD Radio has been available for about four years in the United States, and is still struggling to make a dent in the marketplace. As XM Radio exceeds 9.6 million subscribers, consumer awareness of HD Radio is pathetically low.

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McIntosh Brings HD Radio Home
- By sandv blog
- Posted July 18, 2008
McIntosh is well-known for high-end audio amplifiers, and maybe their popularity will rub off on the HD Radio market. McIntosh just introduced the TM2 AM/FM HD Radio Tuner Module for the MA6600 integrated amplifier.

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HD Radio: Not Dead Yet
- By sandv blog
- Posted May 27, 2008
Ask the average person on the street if they've ever heard of HD Radio, and you'll most likely get a blank stare. Despite a large advertising push, most folks still have no clue what HD Radio is, how to get it, or why it even matters. However, in a recent article in TWICE, retailers are expecting a boost in sales and market penetration as affordable new products and technologies come around.

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