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Household Entertainment
by Chris Matier on July 13, 2009

I tracked how much Pandora I listen to, and it came out to be about 4 hours per day. At that rate, I will run out of my 40 hours in less than two weeks. My options are to pay my dollar, subscribe to Pandora One, or find a reasonable alternative like the Aluratek USB Internet Radio Jukebox. With this little USB dongle, you gain access to 13,000 radio stations in 300 countries. You can search the radio stations by genre, state, or country, and you can even create favorites lists. Granted, you cannot create or request your own stations, but with 13,000 choices to choose from, you are bound to find something you like.
The Internet Jukebox will retail for $39, and the device really is plug and play. It contains its own micro-browser and launcher so that it is good to go when it is plugged in. I love Pandora, and I am not advocating leaving it behind, but you might just be able to make your 40 hours stretch if you supplement with other radio. Plus, you never know what new music you might find and fall in love with.
Via Chip Chick
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