WiFi Radio Review » C Crane

Reciva launches Pandora integration

Jay Neill — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:17:01 +0000

Reciva today announced the widespread launch of Pandora on stand-alone Internet radios. Five companies have integrated the highly publicised Pandora service onto more than 10 Reciva based devices, ranging from entry level table top radios through to high-end Hi-Fi separates.

This launch sees two of the world’s leading Internet radio companies joining forces to offer consumers more variety and choice than ever before. By partnering with some of the best Internet radio device manufacturers around, Pandora will see its already huge following increase even further.

Radios from C Crane, Grace Digital, Livio, Sonoro and Tangent Audio now boast the highly acclaimed personalized radio experience and all include real-time feedback to the consumers’ online Pandora account.

Jessica Steel, Pandora’s senior vice president of business development said “Our aim has always been to make our service available to as many users as possible via as many delivery mechanisms as possible. The partnership with Reciva shows that Pandora is continuing its commitment to give our users the ultimate choice”.

Ben Terrell, CEO of Reciva stated “Pandora has always been at the forefront of our thinking when integrating world leading music services into the Reciva platform.This is just the beginning of Pandora becoming the De-facto personalized radio experience for Internet radio device owners”

Justtech’n reviews the C Crane WiFi Internet Radio

Jay Neill — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 21:11:57 +0000

C Crane WiFi Internet Radio

Justtech’n has taken a look at the C Crane WiFi internet radio and could find little wrong with it, apart from a lack of WPA.

“I am really happy with this radio and it serves it purpose perfectly. I am giving this our Silver award because it is a great product with very little wrong with it. If they manage to get WPA working then I will gladly give it our Gold award.”

RadioWorld reviews the C Crane WiFi Internet Radio

Jay Neill — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 21:23:03 +0000

RadioWorld have just pronounced the C Crane WiFi Internet Radio a ‘relative bargain’.

“Problems aside, the CC WiFi receiver is a capable little receiver; one that provides an enjoyable entree into the world of Internet radio. Now if audio quality is a priority for you and you prefer not to use headsets, the Tangent Quattro is a better buy. But if ease of use, memory capacity and the option of connecting either by wire or wireless matters more, choose the CC WiFi.”