U.K.-based Pure has announced that it's releasing its family of Internet-connected radios to the U.S. market. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since 2000.

It’s started to get easier to take your Web-based entertainment wherever you go. Today, the British consumer electronics maker Pure is announcing that it will three Internet-connected radios in the ...

PURE, the world’s leading radio maker presents Sensia, the world’s first high resolution DAB digital and internet-connected radio with a unique, large color touchscreen which delivers a ...

Um, misfire? That's exactly what has happened with Pure's lineup of internet radios, which were supposed to ship to the US of A way back in July. Turns out, the crew hit a few snags along the way, but ...

On Wednesday, Pure announced FlowSongs, a new cloud-based music service compatible with its Internet radios. The company also announced details of two additions to its line of Internet radios as well ...

British audio brand Pure Audio has added two models to its established Classic Series of internet-ready radios. Joining the established launch models from early last year – the Classic H4, Classic ...

Parts of CES focus on cutting-edge technology, put Pure aims to keep things solidly focused on everyday consumers, introducing two new iPod/iPhone docks, an Internet radio, and a new FlowSongs ...

Pure is introducing three Internet radios in the United States this year. Three Pure Internet Wi-Fi radios are now available in North America. The appeal here is taking Internet radio with you. These ...

Unlike the last DAB model we looked at, Dualit's DAB/FM Kitchen Radio, the PURE Tempus-1 XT is a finished product, not a production sample. And, it's aimed squarely at the mass-market, rather the ...

An electronic programme guide (EPG) and text-scroll pausing (so-called textSCAN) are among the new features found in the second-generation version of PURE digital's Bug DAB radio, the £100 Bug TOO, ...