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With over 60 “deals-of-the-day” aggregated onto one page, DODTracker.com displays the name of the product, who’s selling it, the price and a picture; all the essential information you need to decide if you are interested. Decide quickly though, the clock is ticking.

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The concept is simple; a radio that uses a WiFi connection to tune in to more than 5,000 Internet radio stations from all over the world. No computer required.

A small number of manufacturers have been producing WiFi radios for a couple of years, but $300 was more than most people were willing to pay. Now, new offerings like the Freecom MusicPal, $140 and the Logik IR 100, $50 from Currys, have broken the price barrier. It just might be time to tune in to Jazz from Venezuela or news from France.  

A whole lot more about WiFi radios can be found at WiFiRadioReview.com.

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