Filed in archive General Cool Stuff by tiago on September 14, 2005

When I'm at a coffe shop watching a soccer game, there is always one person with a radio, so he can hear what has happened on the field before it appears on the TV. It is frustrating when a team scores a goal and that person is already "screaming", when the play doesn't even seem dangerous...

For ocasions like these, the DelayPlay Radio is perfect, because this device can delay the radio feed for 16 seconds. Sync it with the on-screen video and you can actually listen to the comments on the radio and watch the game on TV with no delay.

Price seems a bit expensive.. one time payment of $139.95 plus shipping and handling, or 4 monthly payments of $35 each. More information at the Official Site

Via Engadget

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Vote for DelayPlay Radio:

Currently 8.40/10
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Rating: 8.40 out of 5 vote(s) cast.

Response from: Bill Trousdale (07/13/06 6:09pm)

Local and regional Radio broadcasters and listeners now has a viable companion to network and cable TV.

Response from: Bill Trousdale (09/08/07 7:11am)

TV Technology continues to impede the sports van from listening to the hometeam broadcaster on the radio. Ireland,Austrailia and Spain are now using DelayPlay to listen and view Fotbal and Rugby. Soon to come an illustration of how DelayPlay can work for you. Thank You to KBOI and the Athletic Department of Boise State University.